What are the methods for treating bonsai tree stump cuts
Recently the editor has received many questions, and one of them is the following. The editor has put together the steps on how to treat bonsai tree stump cuts, hoping these methods can help everyone.
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Method/Steps
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First, buy thin self-adhesive tin foil. First carry out shading treatment, which can also retain moisture. After about two months, open the tin foil and you will find there is no infection at all, the healing tissue has already grown completely, and buds may already have formed.
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Then, pour white latex into a container, stir it thoroughly and evenly, then wait for the white latex to dry, and finally apply another coat.
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Then, if it is winter or spring, apply wax to the wound, and also apply wound healing agent to the wound of the potted plant. At this time, the potted plant must not be placed where there is water, and the wound should avoid getting wet.
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Then, apply black paint on the surface of the wound, and coat the area around the wound. Of course, mud can also be used, but fungicide must be added to the mud. At the same time, also be careful not to let the wound get wet.
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Then, after the wound has been trimmed and treated, wrap it with plastic film. You can also use adhesive tape or tape to stick it, or use glue to brush and seal the opening, or use cement mortar to coat and seal the opening. This can reduce water evaporation and prevent rain erosion and rot.
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Finally, carry out sterilization treatment. Usually erythromycin ointment is used for sterilization, and contact with water should be avoided. You can also use grafting film to wrap the wound, thereby achieving moisture retention and light avoidance effects, but you must avoid mold at the wound.
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