A golden bullet tree (Diospyros cathayensis) stump bonsai with 10 years in pot, such a fine specimen makes one's mouth water

A golden bullet tree stump bonsai with 10 years in pot, such a fine bonsai makes one swallow one's saliva!

Old Li, now sixty-eight years old, when it comes to growing golden bullet tree stumps, one had best keep a low profile in front of him. Whether it is the years spent growing stumps or the practical experience of growing stumps, he can truly be called a real expert.

So some of our experience in growing stumps is all learned from him. At the same time, he is also one of us bonsai friends with very insightful research on bonsai. He has been tending bonsai for nearly 40 years, and today he not only revealed some experience to us, but also showed everyone his golden bullet tree stumps, with 10 years in pot and very precious golden bullet tree stump bonsai.

Speaking of caring for golden bullet tree stumps, he said, first of all, the basic skills are very important. That is, whether collected in the mountains or bought online, you must protect them well and not damage the roots and bark of the stumps. Secondly, whether growing them in pots or in the ground, you must clean the roots and branches and disinfect them.

Furthermore, for caring for golden bullet tree stumps, it is best to choose early spring for collecting or repotting. Here, his golden bullet tree stumps are never repotted. So what to do when the growing medium lacks nutrients? The old man does it this way: gently scrape away the soil on the surface of the flower pot with a wooden stick or small shovel, and once you see roots, stop scraping. Then pour on the prepared cake fertilizer water solution, and then add mixed humus soil (sand, decomposed leaves, black soil, etc.) on top.

The bonsai or ground-planted golden bullet tree stumps grown this way have lush branches and leaves and do not attract insects, and growing a big stretch taller every year is no problem. Next comes shaping the golden bullet tree stumps, and that depends on your own skill. By showing the golden bullet tree stumps I care for, I hope you can find some pruning and shaping techniques from the shape of the stumps.

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