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Features, Making Techniques and Care Methods of Cloud-Layer Bonsai
Trees generally grow from the tips of the branches, and it is usually the tips of the branches that receive the most nutrients. I wonder if any flower lovers have had this idea: wanting to create a cloud-layer bonsai, but finding themselves at a loss about where to start, then...
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Detailed Guide to the Making Method and Steps of a Blue Star Juniper Bonsai
(1) Botanical Knowledge Belongs to the Cupressaceae family, Juniperus genus. An upright shrub, much branched; leaves are all needle-like, covered with white powder on both upper and lower surfaces, glossy, appearing turquoise-blue, mostly clustered upright and upward. Dioecious, flowers and fruits borne singly in leaf axils, fruit ellip...
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Detailed Guide to Making and Caring for Orchid Bonsai
Orchid leaves are elegant, standing gracefully upright, numerous yet uncluttered; their flowers have a delicate fragrance that carries far, rich and striking. With one plant in a room, the whole room is filled with scent. Orchids, together with plum, bamboo and chrysanthemum, are known as the "Four Gentlemen." Orchids grow among secluded valleys, sparse rocks and fallen leaves, their silver roots tangled, ...
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Detailed explanation of rockery bonsai making methods, teaching you step by step how to do it
The shapes of rock-and-stone bonsai can be roughly divided into five types: independent style, weighted-to-one-side style, opening-and-closing style, scattered style, and overlapping style. Bonsai making can be divided into the following steps: (1) Choosing a pot. Bonsai places great emphasis on the enhancement provided by the pot and stand. Pots generally include purple clay pots...
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The process of making a cliff cypress bonsai: one moment of carelessness and it dies, and survival is extremely rare
A cliff cypress bonsai can be said to be a bonsai that is both easy to grow and delicate. Why say so? Because cliff cypress can survive in environments with higher or lower temperatures, it is not like other plants that have high soil requirements, and...
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Can't keep your money tree (Pachira aquatica) healthy? You're probably making these care mistakes
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a classic foliage plant, with large, emerald-green leaves, and it also symbolizes bringing in wealth and treasure, which is why it is so popular. But during care, you may find its leaves turning yellow and looking lifeless, so what should you do? The...
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Detailed Explanation of Mountain Pine Bonsai Making Techniques: Aftercare Is Crucial
Pinus is a common tree, also known as the horsetail pine, but since it is very common in bonsai, it can be used as a bonsai landscaping material; however, it grows slowly, and the maintenance of the root base is very troublesome, so it can be called a treasure. ...
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How to Make a Jade Plant (Portulacaria afra) Bonsai? A Step-by-Step Guide to the Making Method
Jade plant, nicknamed tree or silver sun tree, commonly known as "royal relation", named Portulacaria afra Jacq (the jade plant originates from Africa), English name elephant bush (a useless shrub native to Africa), is a succulent evergreen plant of the family Portulacaceae (Didiereaceae), genus Portulacaria...
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Key points for making a mountain pine bonsai: get these right and the survival rate will be high
The mountain pine is a fairly common tree, also known as the Masson pine, yet very few can be used as bonsai material, because although it is common, it grows slowly, and making and caring for it is very troublesome, so owning...
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Ice Cream Tulip Flowers Look Like Ice Cream, Making You Want to Eat Them
Ice Cream Tulip The Ice Cream Tulip is a new premium tulip cultivar artificially bred abroad. China introduced it in 2005. This tulip is a single-headed tulip, almost equivalent in size to 2 ordinary tulips, and its ruffled petals resemble those of a peony...
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