The soil for bonsai is a big deal; let me teach you a few soil selection tips

Besides skilled technique, bonsai soil is also the most important choice. Soil is the carrier of plant life. Soil is also directly affected by bonsai, and choosing unsuitable bonsai is also controversial. A good bonsai lies not only in the shape of the bonsai, but also in the bonsai. Look at the health of the bonsai. Bonsai health depends on bonsai soil. Grandpa lifted the bonsai and treated the soil seriously; learn these skills. This bonsai has been repotted for ten years without being turned over. Come and take a look.

Many people pay attention to bonsai and care only about its beauty, but the condition is not healthy. The beauty of a bonsai lies in its natural beauty. Because of bonsai, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, from potted plant to bonsai, it is destined by heaven to expand in a very limited space, and nutrients are limited, so we need to hope doubly. The quality of potted soil is the most important factor determining the development of bonsai roots. At present, many bonsai enthusiasts do not look at the bonsai, and the potted soil is not suitable for the development of the bonsai.

When many people are growing bonsai, the downslope stakes will directly dominate the potted plants on the site. There is no water, oxygen, or nutrients in the soil. The time is long, very long, for the soil in the pot. If stored in the yard for several years, it cannot be emptied in time during the rainy season. The bonsai will die. The choice of pot soil follows three criteria: strong water retention, strong drainage, and good ventilation.

Bonsai enthusiasts are more interested in using inorganic soil. Use peat, leaves, bark, humus, and alienated coarse sand to enhance drainage. Humus soil: the development of leaves, weeds, drug residues, sawdust, plant manure, and non-evolved food. It is paved with potted soil or pastoral soil. The water falls, covers the soil below, and can be dug out after high-temperature fermentation.

The pot roots in the potted roots can also be divided into small granules, medium granules, and late rice granules. Small granules for the grass-root bonsai. The middle layer of the medium bonsai. The granules at the bottom of the pot are used at the bottom. Another point: it is not suitable for tree species, and also needs improvement, to raise soil pH and improve alkalinity: 1. Add inorganic fertilizer. 2. Application of sulfur powder three plus gypsum acid improvement: 1, add limestone. Salt improvement: 1. Water.