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Detailed Explanation of the Production Methods and Precautions for Boxwood Bonsai

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We all know that boxwood is an evergreen plant, with beautiful trees, small leaves, thick and glossy, evergreen in all four seasons, and highly ornamental. Below is a special article on the production and maintenance of potted plants. Boxwood bonsai production process: materials...

We all know that boxwood is an evergreen plant, with beautiful trees, small leaves, thick and glossy, evergreen in all four seasons, and highly ornamental. Below is a special article on the production and maintenance of potted plants. Boxwood bonsai production process: Material selection: It can be propagated by sowing or cuttings of boxwood seedlings, and after several years of cultivation, transplanted into potted plants.

1. Select old stumps in the forest, dig out long roots and sticks, then train them in the ground for 1-2 years, and then process them.

2. Potting: Bonsai selection: Poplin bonsai is perennial green; it is best to use a purple clay pot, and the color of the pot is mainly purple or light yellow. The shape of the pot depends on the form and style you want to express.

For example: cliff-style bonsai is more suitable for deep pots, slanted-trunk bonsai or curved-trunk bonsai, preferably oval or rectangular bonsai. Soil: The best soil for boxwood bonsai is mixed with mature pastoral soil or rotten leaf soil, and the best soil is culture soil based on small bran. The soil has good permeability and air permeability in terms of fertility and porosity. Planting: Cordyceps has strong cold resistance and can germinate before spring. If you cut too long and exceed the dense roots, you do not need to put the roots in the pot.

3. Shape: Boxwood buds, the shape can be cut first. Let the branches grow around or below, and then shape them according to the artistic style you like. In spring, when climbing branches, you should climb up with brown silk, and you should cut them roughly. It is best to make steamed buns like clouds and natural trees. The trunk can be repaired according to its natural potential and made into a slanted or easily bent type.

Boxwood has strong cutting power and sprouting ability in order to maintain the beautiful shape of the tree. Maintenance and precautions for boxwood bonsai: 1. Watering: Water regularly to keep the pot moist, but not too much. According to the local climate, watering can be done appropriately in summer. 2. Fertilizing: 5-8 months, once a month, apply rotten pancake fertilizer, and fertilize in winter. Pruning: It can be pruned according to the length of the tree.





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