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Avoid overwatering, avoid direct sunlight, avoid low temperatures, avoid over-fertilizing, and avoid improper pruning.
With the pursuit of life quality, the art of bonsai is increasingly popular. Lycium barbarum bonsai, with its unique shape and health benefits, has become a favorite of many bonsai enthusiasts. In the cold winter, the maintenance of Lycium barbarum bonsai has many precautions, especially the following taboos. If not paid attention to, they can easily lead to the withering of the bonsai. Let's uncover the major taboos of Lycium barbarum bonsai in winter and learn the correct maintenance methods.
Avoid overwatering.
Lycium barbarum bonsai grows slowly in winter and has a relatively low demand for water. If overwatered, it can easily lead to waterlogging in the roots and cause root rot. In winter, watering should be moderate, keeping the soil slightly moist. Generally, water once a week and water thoroughly each time, but do not let the water stagnate in the pot.
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Avoid direct sunlight.
Although the sunlight is weak in winter, Lycium barbarum bonsai still needs moderate sunlight. Direct sunlight can cause burn to the leaves of Lycium barbarum, affecting the ornamental effect. Place the Lycium barbarum bonsai in a place with ample scattered light and avoid direct sunlight. If indoor lighting is insufficient, artificial lights can be used to supplement.
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Avoid low temperatures.
Lycium barbarum bonsai is sensitive to temperature. Low temperatures in winter can severely affect its growth. Generally speaking, the suitable temperature for the growth of Lycium barbarum bonsai is above 5°C. If the temperature is too low, the bonsai should be moved indoors or take measures to keep warm, such as using insulation film or heaters.
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Avoid over-fertilizing.
Lycium barbarum bonsai grows slowly in winter and has reduced demand for fertilizer. If over-fertilized, it can easily lead to fertilizer residue, affecting root respiration and even causing root burn. In winter, the frequency of fertilizing should be reduced, and compound fertilizer can be applied moderately to maintain soil fertility.
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Avoid improper pruning.
Pruning is an important part of maintaining the beauty and health of Lycium barbarum bonsai. In winter, pruning should be moderate and avoid heavy pruning. When pruning, follow the principle of "cut one, leave two, cut short, and leave long" to maintain balanced growth of the plant.
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Winter is a crucial period for the maintenance of Lycium barbarum bonsai. Understanding and avoiding the above taboos can help the bonsai maintain its vitality in the cold winter. We should also pay attention to the following points:
1. Maintain good ventilation and avoid high humidity in the air;
2. Regularly check for pests and diseases and control them in a timely manner;
3. Pay attention to the growth condition of the bonsai and adjust maintenance measures as needed.
Believe that with the above maintenance techniques, your Lycium barbarum bonsai will surely burst with vitality in winter!