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In autumn, water the jade plant (Crassula ovata) with this kind of old-trunk water, and it will grow madly for half a year to become a big old trunk.
In recent years, many people like to keep some flowers and plants at home, which can beautify the home, adorn life, and also cultivate the mind. The jade plant (Crassula ovata) is a very excellent potted plant, with peculiar leaf shapes like green jade, and vigorous, quaint, and ancient-looking branches...
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Key Technical Points for Top Grafting and Replacing Varieties by Sawing Off Trunks of Old Bayberry Trees
I. Cultivating Vigorous Rootstock 1. Deep plowing and fertilization. In late autumn, deep plow the entire orchard to 20 cm, and apply per tree 15 kg of farmyard manure + 0.25 kg of urea + 0.5 kg of calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer + 0.25 kg of potassium sulfate. Spread 25 kg of lime per mu to neutralize soil acidity and promote root absorption. 2. Saw off trunks at the right time to promote rootstock sprouting. ...
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What to do if your Portulacaria afra grows slowly? Remember 3 points, and in 1 year it will easily grow into an old trunk
Portulacaria afra, also known as the purslane tree, is a flower that gardening enthusiasts rather like. If cared for well, a single Portulacaria afra can grow to 4 m tall, the same as the other potted plants we usually keep; it can be called a veritable...
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Full record of the creative process of a straight-trunk hawthorn tree
▲2002▲This small hawthorn stump was collected from the wild in 2002, and the original tree was nearly three meters tall. This stump material was quite ordinary, a typical straight trunk with no taper and no branches; its only merit was that the bark was fairly aged. Stump material with a poor foundation often requires...
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Grow Portulacaria afra this way, and it will grow into a big old trunk in just a few months
Portulacaria afra has fairly thick, sturdy branches, and its small, delicate, lush green leaves look very attractive! Many gardening enthusiasts grow Portulacaria afra precisely because they want to train it into a big old trunk, but to grow Portulacaria afra into a big old trunk, the following points are very...
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How to clean bonsai tree trunks? A detailed guide to practical cleaning techniques
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How should the height of a bonsai trunk chop be determined?
Most bonsai raw material comes from wild-collected stumps. If you want to pick, from among a great many tree stumps, the material that suits bonsai styling, you have to master a certain amount of stump-selection knowledge: 1. It must be a tree species suited to bonsai styling. 2. The stump material must have good roots and a good base, and especially must have small-to-medium roots and fibrous roots.
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Grow a potted jade plant into an old trunk with these 6 tips, thick and sturdy as a tree
The jade plant is elegant and unique, with emerald-green stems and leaves, very beautiful. The jade plant blooms in late spring and early summer, symbolizing auspiciousness and good luck. If you want to grow a potted jade plant into an old trunk, master the care techniques. Below we introduce the methods! Potted jade plant...
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Pinch your Portulacaria afra regularly, and in just half a year you can easily grow it into an old bonsai-like trunk that will make all your neighbors envious.
Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) carries a lovely meaning: it symbolizes that blood relatives will always stay together, so many families like to bring a pot home to grow. However, some flower lovers find that their Portulacaria afra grows more and more slowly, and has absolutely...
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The sharari, dead trunks and rotten faces of Lingnan bonsai are thought-provoking
[Bonsai Masters' Forum] The "sharari", "dead trunks" and "rotten faces" of Lingnan bonsai. Original author | Ye Yijian (Xinhui, Jiangmen, Guangdong). In Lingnan bonsai there is no concept of "sharari"; there is only the use of "dead trunks" and "rotten faces" (...
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