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Detailed Guide to Making a Chinese Hackberry Bonsai, Easy to Understand at a Glance
Chinese hackberry (Celtis sinensis) is produced in the Huai River basin and south of the Qinling Mountains, extending south to Guangdong, Guangxi and other provinces and regions, and is a subtropical tree species. It mostly grows scattered in plains and low mountain areas. It likes light and is suited to a warm, humid climate, and thrives in fertile, flat land. It is not demanding about soil, has a certain tolerance for drought, and also tolerates waterlogging and poor, thin soil, with strong adaptability.
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Illustrated guide to making bonsai moss: detailed steps that are easy to understand at a glance
Moss is generally used in bonsai only as a layer spread over the potting soil to retain moisture, but growing moss separately in a water-stone pot and viewing it as a moss bonsai in its own right actually has a distinctive charm. As the saying goes, three parts cultivating the plants, seven parts cultivating the person. Every morning, bend down and feel the primal wild breath together with the moss.
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A detailed guide to making big-leaf boxwood (Euonymus japonicus) bonsai, easy enough for beginners to learn
Boxwood bonsai has a graceful tree posture, with leaves as small as broad beans, thick and glossy, evergreen all year round, and can be enjoyed throughout the year. In the Yang-style boxwood bonsai, the branches and leaves are pruned and trained into cloud-like pads, flat and thin as if shaved, then dotted with rocks, elegant and beautiful as a painting. In spring, when the tender leaves of boxwood first emerge, the whole tree is tender green and very pleasing to the eye. An ancient poem praising boxwood
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A detailed guide to making Shangshui stone bonsai, easy for beginners to learn too
Dear readers, no more worrying about the indoor dryness caused by long-term use of air conditioning and heating in winter, which adults and children cannot bear. Because you have a natural humidifier, the Shangshui stone bonsai. A Shangshui stone bonsai is a landscape formed by arranging and combining mountains, stones, grass and trees in a pot, and the material of a Shangshui stone bonsai is landscape bonsai
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How to Make a Stone Acorus Bonsai, Easy for Beginners to Learn
The elegant sweet flag grass, especially the coin acorus and the tiger-whisker acorus, has a small and lovely plant form, condensing the feel of the countryside into the palm of your hand. Acorus stays green in all four seasons, as green as jade, plain and natural, with a wild and fresh fragrance that refreshes the heart. It is loved not only by literati and refined scholars of past dynasties, but also by ordinary people today who love acorus. The Seven Customs of Jiangnan: playing the guqin
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How to make a sago palm bonsai, easy enough for beginners to learn
The sago palm is properly named Cycas revoluta, also known as iron-armored pine, phoenix-tail banana and so on. It is an evergreen small tree of the genus Cycas in the family Cycadaceae, and a precious ancient relict plant. The main type cultivated in China is the Cycas revoluta native to the mountains of Fujian. In recent years, Cycas panzhihuaensis from Panzhihua, Sichuan, Cycas siamensis from Yunnan and others have also been introduced and cultivated in various places. The sago palm has a graceful form
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A detailed guide to making stone bonsai, easy for beginners to learn too
Although green plant bonsai are merely an accent, they complement elegant stones so well, just as naturally as wildflowers and grasses growing at the foot of a mountain or beside a stream. They not only retain a natural feel but also add a touch of elegance and refinement; without the mess and disorder of wild growth, they are even more pleasing to the eye. Stone bonsai
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A detailed guide to making maple bonsai, easy for beginners to learn
Maple trees are widely found in the wild, and for making bonsai, old stumps or young trees are usually dug up from the mountains and wilds. Maple's new branches are long and flexible, and can be wired into various styles of bonsai. Common ones include the straight-trunk style, slanting-trunk style, curved-trunk style, double-trunk style, and waterside style. Maple styling is mainly based on pruning, with wiring as a supplement. Maple leaves are relatively large
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Detailed guide to rockery bonsai making techniques, easy for beginners to learn too
Indoor rockery bonsai is an artistic display that brings a miniature natural landscape into the home. The ever-changing scenery of an indoor rockery can add natural interest and integrate a landscape environment into the architectural interior. Indoor rockery bonsai is indispensable among the decorative items in some friends' homes
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Detailed guide to grape bonsai growing techniques, easy for beginners to get started
When it comes to growing grapes, everyone immediately thinks of vast vineyards covering wide areas, but today we have good news for you: grapes can also be grown in flower pots, and they can even survive. Come and take a look. Grape bonsai is the general term for grapes grown in containers
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