What should I pay attention to when digging stumps up the mountain and going home to make bonsai?

1, the excavation of old piles should be in winter, spring and rainy season, and the excavated old piles are easy to survive at this time. Pay attention to protect the fibrous roots when digging, take more fibrous roots and cut off the main roots. Then cut the branches and leaves, and let the skeleton "go into battle lightly", leaving only a few twigs and leaflets.

2. When the stump stands in the basin, it must be sprayed with water on the branches and leaves, and properly shaded. At this time, for example, some buds on the stump are not suitable, so peel them off and don't feel bad. See more sunshine in summer and trim and shape in autumn.

3. In fact, as long as the stumps are kept dry and fresh, cut down correctly in time, planted quickly and kept moist, it is easier to survive. Keeping wet is a key in management.

Bonsai is one of the outstanding traditional arts in China, and it is a work of art that uses plants and rocks as basic materials to express the natural landscape in the basin.

It needs plants, rocks, soil, water and so on. As a material, and through artistic creation and horticultural cultivation, the beautiful scenery of nature in the basin is typically and intensively shaped, and the artistic effect of shrinking the land to an inch and seeing the small as the big is achieved. At the same time, it expresses its profound artistic conception with scenery, just like a three-dimensional beautiful miniature landscape scenic spot.

Bonsai originated in China, and there are generally two kinds of bonsai: stump bonsai and landscape bonsai. Bonsai consists of three elements: landscape, basin and shelf, which are interrelated and influence each other. People regard bonsai as "three-dimensional painting" and "silent poem".