Grandpa's ginkgo bonsai that he picked up has been grown for five years, and this year it is covered with fruit, with neighbors gathering around to look

Grandpa's favorite thing is usually the ginkgo, so 5 years ago, while Grandpa was strolling in the park, he broke off a small branch from a ginkgo tree, took it home and potted it, and after growing it until this year it finally hung with fruit all over the tree. Truly, hard work pays off. When the neighbors saw the ginkgo tree Grandpa grew, they were especially happy too. Let's take a look at just how Grandpa did it!

Actually, Grandpa said that when he broke off the ginkgo branch to pot it, he had also heard about it from an old friend, and just thought he would take it home and give potting a try. Who would have known that Grandpa, who had never potted flowers or plants before, would succeed at potting it, which shows that Grandpa really did put in a lot of effort in this regard.

Grandpa said that at the very beginning when he potted it, he really did not know anything, so he very actively listened to his friend's advice. He learned that the ginkgo tree likes light, so Grandpa placed it in a spot with plenty of sunlight, fairly good air circulation, and relatively high humidity.

When watering, be careful not to let it get too dry, but also do not water too much, to prevent the ginkgo from waterlogging and root rot. And now it is summer, when the weather and temperature are relatively high, so water evaporates fairly quickly, so we need to water more. In winter it is different, so it depends on the situation.

If you want the ginkgo tree to grow quickly, proper fertilizing is indispensable. Generally in spring and summer, when the ginkgo tree is growing vigorously, apply some thin fertilizer. In winter we can apply some organic fertilizer to promote the growth of ginkgo branches and leaves and keep the leaves fresh green.

Grandpa said that once we have mastered these things, we need to care for them attentively, and growing potted plants is also a rather long process. Watching them grow little by little is like watching a small child slowly grow up. You have to be patient enough. If you hold the mindset that once you plant it on the first day, it will grow out on the second day, then you should not grow potted plants anymore.