Choose the right plants to understand the growth habits of plants, prepare tools, bend bending techniques, maintain and maintain bonsai. As a unique art form, it not only shows the beauty of nature, but also reflects the creator's ingenuity. During the production of bonsai, bending plants is an important means to shape shapes and enhance artistic effects. This article will introduce in detail how to cleverly bend bonsai plants to make your bonsai works more ornamental value. Before selecting suitable plants to bend bonsai plants, you must first choose suitable plants. Plants with flexibility, moderate growth speed, and easy bending are more suitable for making bonsai. Common bonsai plants suitable for bending include pine, cypress, plum, orchid, etc. Understand the growth habits of plants Before bending plants, it is crucial to understand the growth habits and growth cycles of plants. The growth speed, growth direction and bending tolerance of different plants are different. Pine trees grow slowly and are resistant to bending. Higher; while plum trees grow faster and have a lower bending tolerance. Understanding these characteristics will help us better control the intensity and time during the bending process. To prepare tools to bend bonsai plants, you need to prepare the following tools: gardening scissors, gardening wires, gardening wires, gardening clamps, etc. Gardening scissors are used to trim plant branches, gardening wires and gardening wires are used to fix bent branches, and gardening clamps are used to fix plants in a pot. Bending skills 1. Choose the right branch: Before bending, first observe the overall shape of the plant and select branches with the right growth direction and easy to bend.
2. Fixing branches: Use gardening wire or gardening thread to fix the selected branches in the positions where they need to be bent, taking care not to excessively restrict them to avoid affecting the growth of the plants.
3. Gently bend: Gently bend the branches with your hands to gradually adapt the branches to the bending state. During the bending process, always pay attention to strength to avoid damaging the plants.
4. Maintain shape: After the branches adapt to the bending state, fix them with gardening fixtures to maintain their ideal shape. The maintenance and maintenance of bent bonsai plants need to be strengthened. Special attention should be paid to watering, fertilization, pruning, etc. to ensure the healthy growth of plants. Regularly check the gardening wire or gardening line that fixes the branches. If it is loose, adjust it in time.
Bending bonsai plants is an important skill in bonsai making. Mastering the methods and techniques of bending can make your bonsai works more artistic charm. During the production process, you must pay attention to the selection of plants, understand growth habits, prepare tools, and master bending techniques and subsequent maintenance and maintenance. Through continuous practice and summary, I believe you will be able to make exquisite bonsai works.