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Back to buying optionsDwarf White Willow Bonsai Cuttings – Set of 3 Live Salix Cuttings, Silvery-Green Foliage, Fast-Rooting Tree for Bonsai Growing
Start your own bonsai or willow tree with this set of three live Dwarf White Willow cuttings. Willow trees are known for their attractive foliage and ability to develop roots relatively quickly under suitable propagation conditions. Their slender branches and silvery-green leaves make them interesting material for bonsai projects, garden displays, and creative landscaping. The cuttings can be propagated in water or planted directly in moist, well-draining soil. Please note that these are unrooted cuttings, not established bonsai trees. The exact botanical species or cultivar of the dwarf white willow is not specified.
You will receive:
✔️ 3 fresh live Dwarf White Willow cuttings
✔️ Unrooted cuttings ready for propagation
✔️ Suitable for water or soil propagation
✔️ Ideal for bonsai training and growing projects
✔️ Cutting size and appearance may vary
🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Dwarf White Willow
Botanical Name: Salix species (exact species and cultivar not specified)
Plant Type: Deciduous woody tree
Growth Stage: Fresh unrooted cuttings
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Moist, fertile, well-draining soil
Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist during rooting and establishment; avoid allowing cuttings to dry out
Mature Height: Varies by species and cultivar; can be maintained smaller through bonsai training
Growth Rate: Fast
USDA Zones: Varies by species; many willows grow in zones 4–9
Container Friendly: Yes; suitable for propagation pots and bonsai training containers
💡 Care Tip: Place the cuttings in clean water or insert them into moist, well-draining soil. Keep them in a bright location with indirect light while roots develop, and maintain consistent moisture. Once rooted and established, gradually introduce more sunlight. Remember that bonsai size is maintained through pruning, root management, and training rather than being an inherent feature of the cutting.
