Origin
The Carmona retusa Bonsai, also known as Fukien Tea, has its origin in the warm and humid climates of Southeast Asia. The plant was traditionally used in medicine, but is now renowned for its aesthetic appeal as a bonsai.

Characteristics
Characteristic of the Carmona retusa are its small green leaves, which shine in the light and are covered with tiny white hairs. The plant produces small white flowers, followed by red/purple fruits. A distinctive characteristic of this particular bonsai is the bumpy, complicated structure of its bark, which gives a sense of age and character.

Care
The care of the Carmona retusa Bonsai requires some dedication. The plant needs a warm, humid climate to thrive and should not be exposed to temperatures below 15 degrees Celsius. The plant needs to be watered regularly, but the roots should not be saturated. The Carmona retusa Bonsai requires light, but not direct sunlight, making it ideal for a windowsill indoors.