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Bonsai can both beautify the environment and yield fruit. How many kinds can you recognize?

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As people's living standards improve, their demands for the quality of their living environment are also getting higher and higher. How many of the bonsai below do you recognize? ...

As people's living standards improve, their demands for the quality of their living environment are also getting higher and higher. How many of the bonsai below do you recognize?

What kind of bonsai is this? Do you know?

Cherries are delicious but the trees are hard to grow. It looks like there is no hope of the bonsai cherry bearing fruit this year. Let's hope for next year.

The fig is a plant with both ornamental and economic value. It can be grown in pots or in the field. As a bonsai, the fig can be enjoyed at home; grown in the field, it can be planted to make a fortune. It has relatively high economic value and is very popular. Because the fig tree is relatively easy to manage and can bear fresh fruit all year round, among bonsai, the bonsai fig is highly competitive compared with other bonsai fruit trees.

What is this? Hehe, I don't know either. If you know, would you tell me? I would be extremely grateful!!!

Cactus. I don't know whether this variety is just like this or whether something else caused it, but it has grown into this shape, as if it had some disease. Do you know what the reason is?

Honeysuckle: it is generally picked in April and May. When picking, it is best to do so early in the morning on a sunny day. After picking, it should be dried immediately, and it can usually be dried the same day. If it is picked on a cloudy day, you need to use a bamboo mat that lets air through from top to bottom. Spread the picked honeysuckle on a thin bamboo mat and place it in a cool, well-ventilated place. The purpose is to dry it quickly, so that after drying the honeysuckle has a bright color and therefore better quality.

Lovely cactus ball. You can look but must not touch.

Is this an apple in this bonsai? A colleague told me it is an apple, but why does it not look like one to me? Do you know what kind of bonsai this is?

How many of the bonsai above do you recognize?




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