Bonsai, as one of the treasures of traditional Chinese art, is increasingly loved by people for its unique artistic charm and health benefits. In the busy life, planting a pot of bonsai can not only beautify the home environment but also cultivate one's temperament. This article will introduce you to the whole process of planting bonsai plants, helping you to create a green and artistic home space.
Choose the right bonsai plantsThere are many types of bonsai plants, and choosing the right plant is the key to successful planting. Here are some plants suitable for planting in bonsai:
1. Pine trees: such as five-needle pine, black pine, etc., which have unique shapes and rich layering.
2. Bamboo: such as purple bamboo, sturdy bamboo, etc., with upright posture and full of vitality.
3.plum blossom (Plum blossoms): such as plum blossoms, wax plums, etc., when in bloom, they are fragrant.
4. Chrysanthemums: such as large chrysanthemums, small chrysanthemums, etc., with many colors and various shapes.
Prepare planting toolsPlanting a bonsai requires the following tools:
1. Bonsai pot: choose a pot with good breathability and drainage.
2. Humus soil: mixed in a certain proportion of decayed leaf soil, peat soil, coarse sand, etc.
3. Scissors, garden shears: used for pruning branches and leaves, trimming shapes.
4. Water壶 (Water壶), spray bottle: used for watering and spraying water.
Planting steps1. Choose healthy and pest-free bonsai plants.
2. Put humus soil in the bonsai pot, with a thickness of about 1/3 of the height of the pot.
3. Put the plant in the pot, adjust the posture, and evenly distribute the roots.
4. Fill the gaps with humus soil and gently compact it.
5. Water it to keep the soil moist.
6. Place it in a well-ventilated area with plenty of scattered light.
Maintenance management1. Watering: Keep the soil moist and avoid waterlogging. In high temperatures in the summer, you can increase the frequency of watering appropriately.
2. Fertilization: Apply a compound fertilizer once a month to promote plant growth.
3. Pruning: Trim branches and leaves according to the plant's growth to maintain beauty.
4. Pot changing: Change the pot every 2-3 years, replace fresh soil, and promote plant growth.
Precautions1. Bonsai plants require more sunlight, so they should be placed in a sunny area.
2. Avoid placing the bonsai in direct areas of the air conditioner, heating, etc., to prevent affecting plant growth.
3. Regularly inspect the plants and promptly prevent and treat diseases and pests.
Bonsai plant planting is a creative and enjoyable activity. By planting bonsai, we can not only beautify the home environment but also cultivate our own aesthetic taste. I hope this article can provide you with help and allow you to harvest full joy in the process of planting bonsai.