Choose the right Pyracantha variety and prepare the right planting container Soil selection and preparation Planting skills Maintenance management As the pace of life accelerates, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to the greening and beautification of the home environment. Pyracantha bonsai, as a kind of indoor and outdoor plants with high ornamental value and unique style, are becoming more and more popular among people. We will come to provide you with a detailed analysis of the planting techniques of Pyracantha bonsai and help you create a unique and green home landscape. There are many varieties of Pyracantha to choose suitable varieties. Common ones include Pyracantha red fruit, Pyracantha phnom penh, and green leaf Pyracantha. When selecting Pyracantha varieties, you should choose according to personal preferences and the home environment. The red fruit Pyracantha is brightly colored. The leaf color of Pyracantha Phnom Penh is unique, and the green leaf Pyracantha is more refreshing. Attention should also be paid to the cold, drought and shade tolerance characteristics of Pyracantha to ensure that it adapts to the home environment. Prepare suitable planting containers The planting containers of Pyracantha bonsai are preferably ceramic or purple sand pots with good breathability and good drainage properties. The size of the container should be moderate and should not be too large or too small. Too large may easily lead to excessive root growth and affect the viewing; Too small is not conducive to the growth and development of Pyracantha. When purchasing containers, you can refer to the following suggestions: 1. Container height: The height of the pyracantha bonsai is generally between 30-50 cm; 2. Container diameter: According to the size and shape of Pyracantha, the general diameter is between 20-30 cm; 3. Container material: Choose a ceramic or purple sand basin with good air permeability and good drainage. Soil selection and preparation of Pyracantha bonsai The soil needs to be loose, breathable and well-drained. Generally, you can use legular soil, peat soil, perlite and other materials to be mixed in a certain proportion. The specific ratio is as follows: 1. legular soil: 50% 2. Peat soil: 30% 3. Perlite: 20% It is also necessary to add appropriate amount of bone meal or calcium superphosphate and other fertilizers to the soil to provide the nutrients needed for the growth of Pyracantha. Planting skills 1. Plant selection: Select Pyracantha plants that grow vigorously and are free from pests and diseases to plant; 2. Planting time: Spring and autumn are the best periods for planting Pyracantha bonsai; 3. Planting method: Put Pyracantha plants into prepared containers, fill in the prepared soil, and gently compress it to keep the root system in close contact with the soil; 4. Watering: Pour through water immediately after planting, and then water timely according to the dryness and dryness of the soil to keep the soil moist. Maintenance and management 1. Lighting: Pyracantha bonsai likes light and should be placed in a sunny place to ensure 4-6 hours of light every day; 2. Watering: Water timely according to the dryness and dryness of the soil to keep the soil moist; 3. Fertilization: Apply compound fertilizers or organic fertilizers once a month to supplement the nutrients needed for the growth of Pyracantha; 4. pruning: Regularly prune Pyracantha to maintain its beautiful shape and good ornamental properties.
Pyracantha bonsai is an indoor and outdoor plant with high ornamental value. Its planting skills are relatively simple. As long as you master the above points, I believe you will be able to successfully create a unique home green landscape. In the process, You also need to continue to accumulate experience to create a better growing environment for your Pyracantha bonsai.