Types of bonsai in oranges The value and significance of bonsai in oranges The value and significance of bonsai in oranges has a long history. As an important part of China's traditional garden art, it has attracted countless enthusiasts with its unique artistic charm and profound cultural heritage. As a kind of bonsai art, it is deeply loved by people because of its different shapes and auspicious connotations. This article will introduce you in detail the types of bonsai in oranges and their maintenance skills. Help you better appreciate and maintain these exquisite works of art. Types of orange bonsai 1. Fruit bonsai Fruit bonsai is the most distinctive type of orange bonsai. They take fruit as the theme and present various vivid fruit shapes through pruning, modeling and other techniques. Common fruit bonsai include oranges, grapefruits, kumquats, etc.
2. Flower bonsai Flower bonsais mainly composed of flowers and trees. Through pruning, modeling and other techniques, the flowers and trees are made to present a beautiful posture. There are many types of such bonsais, such as plum, orchid, bamboo, chrysanthemum, etc.
3. Tree bonsai Tree bonsai takes trees as the theme. Through pruning, modeling and other techniques, the trees take on various natural and simple forms. Common tree bonsai include pine, cypress, willow, ginkgo, etc.
4. Landscape bonsai Landscape bonsai takes landscape as the theme. Through the combination of landscape, stones, plants and other elements, it presents the charm of landscape. There are many types of bonsai, such as landscape bonsai, miniature bonsai, etc. Maintenance skills for orange bonsai 1. Watering the orange bonsai in a timely manner should be done in a timely and appropriate manner to keep the soil moist but not wet. The watering time is generally carried out in the morning or evening to avoid watering at high temperatures at noon.
2. Reasonable fertilization The fertilization of citrus bonsai should follow the principle of "thin fertilizer and frequent application". According to the growth stage and needs of the plant, appropriate fertilizer should be selected, and generally fertilizer should be applied 1-2 times a month.
3. Trim, shape, pruning is an important part of the maintenance of bonsai in oranges. By pruning, the beauty of plant shape can be maintained and plant growth can be promoted. When pruning, the principle of "inside first and outside, first and then down" must be followed. Disinfect in time after pruning.
4. Prevention and control of insect pests and diseases. The bonsai in oranges are easily invaded by pests and diseases during the growth process. Timely observation and measures must be taken. Common pests and diseases include aphids, red spiders, powdery mildew, etc., which can be controlled with pesticides and fungicides.
5. Ventilated and breathable orange bonsai should be placed in a well-ventilated environment to avoid humid air and causing plant diseases. Indoor air circulation should be maintained to reduce the incidence of pests and diseases. The value and significance of orange bonsai not only has ornamental value, but also has high cultural value. In daily life, maintaining orange bonsai can cultivate sentiment and cultivate people's aesthetic taste. Orange bonsai is used in gardening, home furnishing and other fields. It is also widely used.
There are many kinds of bonsai in orange, each with its own unique charm. By understanding the types of bonsai in orange and their maintenance skills, we can better appreciate and maintain these exquisite works of art. In the future life, let us taste the charm of bonsai in orange and feel the profoundness of traditional China garden art.