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Prunier du Japon / Abricotier japonais 'Zhusha'

Prunus mume 'Zhusha'

Famille botanique : Rosaceae

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Mume apricot Red-beared Zhusha

Prunier du Japon / Abricotier japonais (Prunus mume) 'Zhusha'. Âge : 7 mois. Date d'acquisition : 04/02/2026. Méthode d'obtention : Marcotte

Âge : 7 mois

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États-Unis
Indiana

Style - nejikan
Nejikan

Date d'acquisition : 04/02/2026 (0 an)
Source d'acquisition : CYMUS nursery

Méthode d'obtention : Marcotte

Note du propriétaire :
The Red-Bearded Zhusha (Prunus mume 'Hong Xu Zhusha') is a rare, collector-grade Japanese flowering apricot bonsai known for its dramatic, deep crimson-red, double flowers. Often called the "red-bearded king" of flowering plum or red whiskered cinnibar plum.

For first growing season after purchase, didn't want to try 'partial outer canape defoliation'. Still trimmed a few leaves on each vigorous new growth branch, to promote side branch budding. Then wired the longest shoots .
Mid May 2026

Emplacement : Greenhouse area

Déligaturage (3 mois)
30/05/2026
Wire removal from new shoots. All leaves seemed hardened off. Shoots had very little reversion of shape after removal. Very slight wire bite in places. Can maybe/barely see new buds appearing from cut leaves.

Défoliation / Désaiguillage (4 mois)
03/05/2026
For first growing season after purchase, didn't want to try 'partial outer canape defoliation'. Still trimmed a few leaves on each vigorous new growth branch, to promote side branch budding. Then wired the longest shoots .
Mid May 2026

Prunier du Japon / Abricotier japonais 'Zhusha'

Prunus mume 'Zhusha'

Mume apricot Red-beared Zhusha

Climat continental avec un été chaud, sans saison sèche