Analysis of the gap between raising bonsai in the north and south: Why are northern bonsai trees cheaper than those in the south?

Welcome to Baijiahao (Life Enjoyment omg). What we are talking about today is that some people say bonsai is not about how high the price is, but about the beautiful state of mind behind bonsai. But for those who absolutely want bonsai, the price of bonsai is also a tense reason to consider the value of bonsai. Just like bonsai in the south and north, it is undeniable that the south has more valuable bonsai trees, so southerners can grow bonsai.

In one pot there are two or three thousand, or ten thousand, and northerners cannot even compare with that. You know, cypress bonsai is one of the most valuable tree species, and cypress bonsai can be called the king of bonsai. This kind of bonsai is very popular in the south. In the south, it is very common for one pot of pine and cypress plants to be worth thousands, but if northerners had to spend tens of thousands of yuan to buy one bonsai, then there would not be many people who would buy it. There are many cypresses in both the south and the north, and cypresses in the south grow faster. The wood in the north is better than in the south. Northern tree species mainly consist of cypress, elm, poplar, red bean, and so on. So why are so many bonsai trees in the north sold much more cheaply than in the south?

On the one hand, this is due to geography and climate, and it is also the most tense reason. In the south, the weather is warm and humid. In winter, bonsai can be moved in and out of the house, a very good winter, while the weather in the north is cold and dry, minus a dozen. Most bonsai cannot survive outdoors above twenty degrees, and indoor temperatures that are too high are not good for bonsai in winter. The dry hot wind in early summer will make the leaves of trees wither and shrivel, and most people in the north do not have the conditions for bonsai to grow. I do not know whether those friends who like to grow bonsai in the north also feel the same way.

Here, as a bonsai enthusiast in the north, he believes there is a reason for the difference in civilization. Southerners have a rich life of leisure and elegance. Bonsai civilization is very rich, and the resources in the north really are no problem. There are no fewer varieties suitable for bonsai than in the south, and the quality is better than in the south.

Most plants in the south have large leaves and are not suitable for the northern climate, while trees in the north can adapt to the southern climate. This may be because of these reasons. Bonsai is not a particularly popular place in the north, which naturally affects its price. Netizens all feel: the same bonsai, such a big gap?