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What to Do If the Trunk Top and Roots of a Money Tree Rot? Detailed Remedies
The biggest fear in growing a money tree is what problems might arise, because once a problem occurs, it affects not only the plant itself but also the entire home environment and the mood of everyone living in it. Therefore, when growing a money tree, you must monitor the growth condition of the money tree in a timely manner
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The rubber plant looks awful as a single bare trunk. How do you shape it? Try the "three forks, nine tops" method
How to prevent the rubber plant's main trunk from growing too tall. It must be said, the rubber plant has an extremely strong apical dominance! If it is not pruned, the apical buds of the rubber plant will keep sprouting in succession, the main trunk will grow taller and taller, while its axillary buds remain dormant for a long time, turning the main trunk...
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Aimu Bonsai | A straight-trunk larch only shines when you play it this way. Stop saying you don't have good material.
Larch is distributed in the Greater Khingan and Lesser Khingan mountain ranges of China, at altitudes of 300-1200 m. In various different environments (such as mountain foothills, marshes, peat bogs, meadows, moist shady slopes with humus-rich soil and dry sunny slopes, moist river valleys and mountain...
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Bonsai Technique: The Brutal Trunk-Splitting Method to Fix Old Stock That Is Thick on Top and Thin at the Bottom
When working with bonsai, you inevitably run into stock that is good in every way except for one fatal flaw: the trunk is thick on top and thin at the bottom, which is absolutely unacceptable in bonsai. So is there any way to fix it? The answer is yes. One option is to use a sacrifice branch...
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