Preparations before transplanting The art of post-transplanting bonsai maintenance has a long history in our country. It is not only an ornamental plant, but also an art form of self-cultivation. During the bonsai maintenance process, the transplanting of tree stumps is an indispensable link. The correct transplanting method can rejuvenate bonsai stumps and enhance their ornamental value. This article will introduce you in detail the relevant skills of transplanting bonsai stumps and help you become more comfortable during the maintenance process. Preparations before transplanting 1. Choose the right time: The best time to transplant bonsai stumps is usually in spring and autumn, when the temperature is suitable and the trees grow vigorously, which is conducive to the survival of the stumps.
2. Choose healthy stumps: Before transplanting, choose healthy stumps that are free from pests and diseases to ensure the survival rate after transplanting.
3. Prepare transplanting tools: During the transplanting process, you need to prepare shovels, saws, scissors, gardening scissors, rooting powder and other tools. Transplanting steps 1. Digging the stump: Use a shovel to dig around the stump, taking care not to damage the root system. During the digging process, try to keep the stump in its original state and reduce damage to the stump.
2. Clean up the root system: Clean the root system of the dug stump to remove the dead and rotten root system and retain healthy root systems.
3. Pruning: According to the bonsai design requirements, properly prune the stumps to remove long branches and pests and diseases.
4. Soak rooting powder: Soak the pruned tree stump roots in rooting powder solution to promote the growth of new roots.
5. Implantation into the basin: Put the processed stump into the basin, paying attention to maintaining the tilt angle and original posture of the stump.
6. Fixing the stump: Use gardening scissors to fix the stump in the pot to ensure that the stump does not tilt during the transplanting process.
7. Watering: Immediately after transplanting is completed, water the tree stump thoroughly to keep the soil moist.
8. Fertilization: During a period of time after transplanting, appropriate nitrogen fertilizer can be applied to promote tree stump growth. Maintenance after transplanting 1. Keep the soil moist: The transplanted tree stumps need to keep the soil moist to facilitate the growth of new roots.
2. Shade: In the early stage of transplanting, tree stumps are sensitive to sunlight, so they should be shaded appropriately to avoid direct sunlight.
3. Observe the growth situation: Regularly observe the growth of tree stumps and deal with problems found in a timely manner.
4. Timely fertilization: Apply fertilizer in a timely manner according to the growth of the stumps to ensure the healthy growth of the stumps.
Transplanting bonsai stumps is an important part of the bonsai maintenance process. Mastering the correct transplanting skills is crucial to the survival and growth of tree stumps. Through the introduction of this article, I believe you have a deeper understanding of transplanting bonsai stumps. In the future, during the maintenance process, I hope you can use these skills to rejuvenate your bonsai and become a beautiful landscape.