With the acceleration of the pace of life, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to the greening and beautification of the home environment. Mango, a common fruit, not only can be eaten but also has beautiful tree shape and leaf color, making it an excellent material for bonsai making. Below, we will explain in detail how to process mango into a bonsai to add more greenery to home life.
Choosing the right mango seedlingsChoosing mango seedlings is the key to making mango bonsai. Seedlings that are healthy, have a proper shape, and are free from diseases and pests should be selected. The height of the seedlings should be between 30-50 centimeters, which can better adapt to the form of the bonsai.
Prepare tools for making mango bonsaiThe following tools are needed to make mango bonsai:
1. Bonsai pot: Choose a ceramic or purple sand pot with good breathability and drainage.
2. Mixed soil of decomposed leaves, river sand, and珍珠岩 (perlite).
3. Scissors, garden shears, garden wire, and other tools.
Handling mango seedlings1. Planting: Plant the mango seedlings in the bonsai pot, paying attention to the distance between the trunk and the edge of the pot, generally keeping it between 5-10 centimeters.
2. Pruning: Prune the mango seedlings, removing diseased and weak branches, intersecting branches, and inward-facing branches, and retain the main and lateral branches to make the tree look beautiful.
3. Fixation: Use garden wire to secure the trunk in the bonsai pot to prevent it from leaning.
Maintenance of mango bonsai1. Watering: Mango bonsai needs to maintain moist soil but should not accumulate water. When watering, make sure to water the roots thoroughly and avoid splashing water on the leaves.
2. Fertilization: Apply a compound fertilizer once a month to promote the growth of the mango bonsai.
3. Light: Mango bonsai is suitable for growing under scattered light and should be avoided from direct sunlight.
4. Pest and disease control: Regularly inspect the mango bonsai and deal with any pests or diseases promptly.
Pruning and shaping mango bonsai1. Regular pruning: According to the growth of the mango bonsai, prune it regularly to maintain a beautiful tree shape.
2. Shaping: Shape the mango bonsai according to personal preference, such as cliff style, curved trunk style, etc.
Transforming mango into a bonsai not only beautifies the home environment but also cultivates one's temperament. Through the above steps, I believe you have mastered the method of making mango bonsai. Let's get our hands dirty and add a touch of green to our home life! During the making process, if there are any questions, you can refer to relevant industry reports, data, or third-party comments to improve the level of making. According to the "China Flower Market Report," in recent years, China's bonsai market has gradually grown, and more and more people have begun to pay attention to bonsai making. Let's join this trend together and create a green home environment!