If you want a flowering bonsai, then Azalea is the most important choice. This ornamental plant is indeed the easiest to ‘produce’ its beautiful flowers. Its hard trunk and small leaves make this ornamental plant quite good for bonsai. Azalea is a series of Rhododendron. However, because of the ignorance of some people, they refer to all rhododendrons as azaleas. It is possible that initially the rhododendrons in our country were the Azalea series until that was known by some people. Rhododendron (azalea) has the advantage of being bonsai, namely when it is not flowering, this bonsai will always be attractive because the arrangement of its branches is very attractive and large. The middle leaves are small in contrast to its large flowers. The flowers are brightly colored, beautiful, and large in size, even once they have been bonsai. However, these large flowers can also be a disadvantage of azalea bonsai. According to Rachmat, from the Cihideung Indah Bonsai Association, Lembang, Bandung, large azalea flowers will make the bonsai look young. Although in fact a good bonsai should give an old impression. Even so, azalea bonsai that produces flowers is always liked, especially by groups of mothers and beginners.