Understand the basics of bonsai reproduction Specific methods of bonsai reproduction Points for attention on bonsai reproduction Bonsai, as a traditional art form in our country, has attracted countless enthusiasts with its unique charm. Having a beautiful bonsai can not only beautify the home environment, but also It can cultivate sentiment, but the reproduction of bonsai gives many novices a headache. Let's discuss the breeding methods of bonsai and let your bonsai thrive! Understand the basics of bonsai reproduction 1. Methods of bonsai reproduction There are mainly the following methods of bonsai reproduction: cuttage, grafting, sowing, plant separation, etc.
2. Bonsai types suitable for reproduction Not all bonsai are suitable for reproduction. The following bonsai have better reproduction effects: (1) Evergreen plants: such as pine, cypress, bamboo, etc.
(2) Deciduous plants: such as maple trees, cherry blossoms, etc.
(3) Flower-viewing plants: such as plum blossoms, orchids, etc. Specific methods of bonsai reproduction 1. Cutting is the most common method in bonsai reproduction and is suitable for most plants. The specific steps are as follows: (1) Select healthy branches and cut them into lengths of 10-15 cm.
(2) Cut the bottom of the branch into an oblique opening to increase the water absorption area.
(3) Insert the branches into sand or vermiculite to keep the soil moist.
(4) After about 20 days, the branches begin to take root, and can be moved into pots for maintenance.
2. Grafting is to combine two different plants together to grow into a whole. The specific steps are as follows: (1) Select healthy scion and rootstock.
(2) Smooth the wounds on the scion and rootstock to make the two tightly integrated.
(3) Fix with grafting film or plastic tape.
(4) Keep the grafting site moist. After about 1 month, the grafting was successful.
3. Sowing and sowing bonsai plants suitable for seed reproduction. The specific steps are as follows: (1) Select healthy and mature seeds.
(2) Soak the seeds in water to allow them to fully absorb water.
(3) Sprinkle seeds in sand or vermiculite to keep the soil moist.
(4) After about 20 days, the seeds germinate and can be moved into pots for maintenance.
4. Ramping is to divide a plant into multiple plants and allow them to grow independently. The specific steps are as follows: (1) Select a healthy mother plant.
(2) Use a knife to divide the mother plant into multiple plants, paying attention to retaining the roots.
(3) Move the divided plants into pots for maintenance. Precautions for bonsai reproduction 1. Choose healthy plants that are free of pests and diseases for reproduction.
2. During the breeding process, pay attention to keeping the soil moist and avoid excessive watering.
3. Pay attention to light and ventilation to ensure normal growth of plants.
4. Regularly apply fertilizer to replenish the nutrients needed by the plants.
Mastering the skills of bonsai reproduction can allow your bonsai to thrive and become a beautiful scenery at home. I hope this article will help you and wish you further and further on the road of bonsai maintenance!