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Features and Selection of the Sensitive Plant Bonsai

With the continuous pursuit of life quality, indoor greenery has gradually become an important part of home decoration. Among many green plants, the sensitive plant bonsai has become a new favorite for its unique posture and easy maintenance. This article will introduce you to the relevant knowledge of sensitive plant bonsai, including selection, maintenance, and precautions, to help you create a green and healthy home environment.

Features of the Sensitive Plant Bonsai

The sensitive plant, also known as the touch-me-not or shy plant, belongs to the legume family. Its leaves are sensitive to touch; a light touch will cause the leaves to close, as if bashfully lowering its head. The sensitive plant bonsai is not only beautiful but also has certain ornamental value, making it an excellent choice for home decoration.

Selecting a Sensitive Plant Bonsai

1. Choose a healthy plant: When selecting a sensitive plant bonsai, choose a plant with green leaves, free from diseases and pests, and growing vigorously.

2. Observe the soil: The soil should be moist but not overly wet. Check if there is any rotting roots in the soil.

3. Check the pot: The pot should have good breathability and a drainage hole at the bottom to facilitate the removal of excess water.

Maintenance of the Sensitive Plant Bonsai

1. Light: The sensitive plant prefers a semi-shaded environment and should be kept away from direct sunlight, placing it in a well-lit area indoors.

2. Watering: The sensitive plant enjoys a moist environment but dislikes waterlogging. Watering should keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

3. Fertilizing: As the sensitive plant grows vigorously, it requires regular fertilizing. Applying a compound fertilizer once a month is sufficient.

4. Pruning: During the growth of the sensitive plant, prune the withered and diseased branches to maintain the plant's aesthetic appearance.

Precautions

1. Avoid touching: The leaves of the sensitive plant are sensitive to touch, so avoid frequent contact to prevent affecting its growth.

2. Prevent diseases and pests: Regularly inspect the plant and deal with any diseases or pests promptly.

3. Proper ventilation: Maintain indoor air circulation to prevent the plant from growing poorly due to poor ventilation.

As a new favorite in home greenery, the sensitive plant bonsai has unique ornamental value and is easy to maintain. By mastering selection, maintenance, and precautions, I believe you will be able to cultivate a beautiful sensitive plant bonsai and add a touch of green to your home environment.

References:

《Household Gardening Plant Maintenance Manual》, China Agricultural Publishing House, 2018 Edition.