Bamboo Bonsai Care Tutorial: Grow It This Way for Graceful Form and Evergreen Foliage All Year Round

Since ancient times, people have loved bamboo, loved its green color and uprightness, loved its evergreen nature through all four seasons, loved its beautiful form, and loved its extremely tenacious vitality. When I was a child, I read many poems about bamboo, so in my impression, bamboo has always been a symbol of great elegance. I always thought bamboo should grow deep in the forest. As I grew up, I gradually realized that there are also many potted bamboos, and many people who love bamboo grow them at home. Do you have potted bamboo at home? Do you know the tips for keeping bamboo well?

Nowadays many people choose potted bamboo, because bamboo has always been a symbol of Gao Jie, reflecting the noble spirit of its owner. Of course, not all bamboos can be grown at home. Bamboo can be grown from bamboo, and relatively small bamboos are used, such as Phoenix bamboo, purple bamboo, Cui Zhu, and so on. Bamboo has many benefits for our health. It can absorb dust and carbon dioxide from the air, so we often place a little bamboo charcoal fiber at home to purify the air. Do you have potted bamboo at home? How do you grow them?

First, we should place it in a suitable environment. For example, in summer, it is best to put it in a shady place, and it must not be placed in strong light under the sun. In winter, cold bamboo in winter needs the pot moved indoors to keep it warm and protect it from the cold, and when the weather is good, it can be given appropriate sun. Remember not to place it near heating, air conditioning, or a television. Just like people, radiation can also affect the growth of bamboo, and the leaves will turn yellow and fall off.

Second, regarding the choice of soil, good soil is the first step for vigorous bamboo growth. Soil on one side lifts up on the other, and the soil in the pot grows the potted plant. We need to choose loose, porous, and well-aerated soil. First pour water thoroughly into the bamboo pot, and then the water used should be appropriate, not too much or too little. These will all affect the normal growth of the bamboo. It is best to keep the soil in the pot half dry and half moist.

Then pay attention to fertilizing. Fertilizing should be appropriate; too much or too little is not good either, just as we cannot eat nothing or binge eat or go on extreme diets. When fertilizing, pay attention and choose good fertilizer. Of course, temperature is VE. What matters when fertilizing is that it is best not to fertilize when it is too hot or too cold. The possible effects of the sample will be counterproductive.

Finally, the issue of pruning was raised. Every spring, we see sanitation workers pruning along the roadside. All of this is important work in growing green plants. We need to prune some branches that look old and unnecessary, so that the bamboo can produce new branches and leaves and absorb nutrients well. When we see some yellow leaves, we should take good care of them. Not only for beauty, but also for the bamboo's absorption of fertilizer and nutrients.