SINGAPORE: A man was charged with the theft of several potted plants, including six bonsai plants, and other items on Thursday (Jun 12).
Lee De Yuan, 42, is said to have stolen 18 potted plants, two plant racks and three flowerpots, worth a total of S$1,514 (US$1,180), in the wee hours of the morning between Jun 5 and Jun 8, 2025.
The items he allegedly stole were:
- Two large lohansong bonsai plants worth S$388 each
- Two small lohansong bonsai plants worth S$68 each
- Two potted cactuses worth S$58 each
- Three fu gui plants worth S$58 each
- Two camelia plants worth S$38 each
- One long song plant worth S$38
- Four lucky bamboo plants worth S$18 each
- Two han bonsai plants worth S$18 each
- Three gold flowerpots worth S$18 each
- Two white racks worth S$18 each
