Cherry Blossom Bonsai

1 - Pot

Uses one or more filament colors.
I used wine red PLA and gold PLA Silk for the top rim.

If you have AMS, the color change is already set.

If you don’t have AMS, you will need to manually change color at 46.2 mm height (where the rim starts), or print the pot in a single color.

2 - Tree

This part requires three colors (tree, rocks, moss).
I used brown PLA for the tree, very light beige PLA for the rocks, and olive green PLA for the moss.

Note: Using dual-extruder printers (such as H2D and X2D) or multi-tool systems (such as H2C) can save time and filament.

If you have AMS, the color changes are already configured.

If you don’t have AMS, you can print the whole part in a single color (for example brown) and paint details afterward using acrylic markers, brushes, or an airbrush.

3 - Flowers

Only one filament is needed.
I used pink to achieve a cherry blossom effect, but you can use white for almond blossoms or other colors for creative effects (PLA Silk, fluorescent, etc.).

4 - Stamens

Also requires only one color.
I used a strong red, but feel free to choose any color you prefer.

The stamens have a decorative function but also help keep the flowers in place.

Note: When assembling the flowers and stamens, start from the inner branches. Hold the small branches with one hand while pressing the flowers into place with the other to avoid breaking them. Rotating the flowers makes insertion easier.
3 extra flowers and 3 extra stamens are included as spares.