Cultivation techniques and production methods of bonsai

The cultivation techniques and production methods of bonsai are as follows:

It is necessary to prepare soil when cultivating bonsai flowers. First, humus soil rich in trace elements, loose soil, silt, vermiculite and other materials need to be prepared, and then mixed together according to the ratio of 3: 2: 1, so that bonsai flowers can be planted, and after planting, the soil surface can be covered with a layer of sand and gravel.

In the process of cultivating bonsai flowers, regular watering is also needed. In summer, the temperature is high and the water evaporates quickly, so you can water the bonsai flowers every morning and evening. In spring and autumn when the temperature is suitable, water can be watered every three days, and in winter when the temperature is low, water can be watered every one or two weeks.

Pruning method of bonsai

1, parallel branch pruning

The pruning of parallel branches means that two parallel branches grow on a trunk. In order to make the bonsai look fresher, one of the branches will be cut off to make the overall shape more elegant and clear.

2, cross branch pruning

As the name implies, cross branches are two branches crossing together, which will make the whole bonsai look very messy, so it is best to cut off one of the cross branches to make the plants look cleaner and less messy.

Step 3 Trim overlapping branches

Overlapping branches are similar to parallel branches, but denser than parallel branches, that is, the two branches are close together. This branch is more difficult to grow than parallel branches. After all, the branches that are close together are not good-looking at first, and the branches and leaves are prone to pests and diseases if they are not ventilated, so they should be cut off.