Yew Bonsai Prices and a Complete Picture Gallery

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Yew bonsai prices, yew bonsai pictures

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The yew (Taxus) is a shallow-rooted type of plant, with roots that do not go deep into the soil and an inconspicuous main root, but very well-developed lateral roots. It is an ancient tree species left over from the Ice Age and has existed in the world for more than two million years. Because this plant grows relatively slowly under natural conditions and has poor regenerative capacity, it is very suitable for growing and cultivating as a yew bonsai, and can be placed in an office or at home as a decoration, or planted in a courtyard.

The yew bonsai is likewise an evergreen tree plant. Its branchlets are alternate and turn yellow-green or pale reddish-brown in autumn. The back of the winter bud scales is rounded or has blunt ridges. The leaves are sickle-shaped and generally grow in two rows together. The leaves are generally about 1.5-3 cm long, with tips that are pointed and slender, and there are two yellow bands on the underside of the leaf. The yew in a yew bonsai is dioecious, and the female flower has only one ovule, with several scales beneath it, and one ridge on each side.

✤ Management and Care of Yew Bonsai
1. Yew bonsai care. After buying a yew bonsai, and when it has just sprouted new buds, it is best not to apply foliar fertilizer, because the leaves of newly sprouted yew are very tender -- fertilizing at this time will cause the tender leaves or buds to shrivel and curl, affecting the normal sprouting of new roots. The amount of clean water used for watering the leaf surface also needs to be appropriate; it is best if water droplets can be seen on the leaf surface but do not drip down. At night, no water droplets should be left on the yew bonsai, otherwise it will affect the normal growth of the tender leaves or cause the leaves to turn yellow.
2. Seedling management. First is temperature regulation after yew cuttings. After cutting, the bed soil temperature should be kept at around 18-25°C, while the temperature inside the shed should be about 22°C-28°C, and soil humidity is best kept between 60%-70%. During the seedling-raising period of the yew bonsai, we need to observe the temperature and humidity inside the plastic shed every day and check the condition of the plastic film. If there are water droplets inside, then there is no lack of water; conversely, if there are no water droplets, then there is a lack of water. If the yew is found to be short of water, it must be watered immediately, and when the temperature inside the shed reaches 30°C, the plastic must be opened promptly for ventilation.

3. Light conditions. Because the yew bonsai is a small tree, special attention must be paid to regulating light. Growing yew requires light, but it cannot be placed in strong light for long periods. Generally, in summer and autumn, two hours of sun before 10 a.m. and after 5 p.m. each day is enough. At ordinary times, it should receive plenty of scattered sunlight, otherwise the leaves will be scorched by strong light and the leaf tips will turn scorched yellow. Also maintain indoor ventilation.
4. Weeding and disease prevention. Weeding of the yew bonsai is generally done when the weeds have just emerged. If weeding is delayed until the weeds are large and their roots are strong, the seedlings may accidentally be pulled out along with them, or gaps may be created that let wind through and cause the death of the seedlings. Therefore, weeds need to be pulled early and frequently to avoid the loss of water and nutrients. During the rainy season, yew seedlings are prone to root and stem rot; at this time we need to spray and drench with a 400-700 times dilution of 70% dexon. In dry and high-temperature seasons, these seedlings are very prone to leaf blight, and at this time a 1% Bordeaux mixture should be sprayed for control.

✤ Introduction to Yew Prices
There are many factors affecting yew prices, including whether it is a mature tree or a sapling, the variety, the survival rate and the plant height. Among yew prices, the price of saplings is relatively cheap. The wholesale price of saplings among yew prices is generally around 0.6-1 yuan, while the price of saplings sold individually generally fluctuates between 6 and more than 10 yuan. The price of yew bonsai is relatively more expensive, roughly around 40-80 yuan, and differences in size will also lead to different prices.

Conclusion:The yew is a very precious and rare type of plant, and it is a first-class rare and endangered protected plant in our country. Therefore we need to cherish it well and take good care of it when cultivating it. At the same time, among yew prices, saplings and potted plants are relatively cheap, and they can be placed on balconies, in living rooms and bedrooms, and so on; it is a very good ornamental piece. The above is some introduction to yew bonsai and yew prices that the editor has brought to you, and I hope it can be of help to friends.

Yew Bonsai Prices A Complete Guide to Yew Bonsai Prices

In botany, the yew belongs to the evergreen trees and is a shallow-rooted plant, with extremely high economic and medicinal value. In 19994, our country designated the yew as a first-class rare and endangered protected plant in our country, and at the same time, globally, the United Nations explicitly prohibits the felling of yews. To date, there are 42 countries worldwide, including our country, that call the yew a "national treasure." In terms of being rare and precious, the yew is truly the giant panda of the plant world. So what is the current price of yew bonsai on the market? Today the editor will introduce the market reference prices of yew bonsai for everyone.

Yew Bonsai

In addition to extremely high economic and medicinal value, the yew's garden ecological value is also very high. The yew is an evergreen tree that can purify indoor air and absorb indoor waste gases and toxic gases; for example, formaldehyde in the home can be absorbed very well. In addition, the yew belongs to the CAM-type tree species, absorbing carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide and releasing oxygen, preventing human respiratory diseases. At present, people mainly use the bonsai method to bring yews into their own homes, and yew bonsai have a very quaint and elegant shape. The yew's branches and leaves are compact without being dense, and spread out without being loose, giving them high ornamental value.

Market Reference Prices for Yew Bonsai

At present, the price of yew bonsai on the market is mainly calculated by the height of the yew. Among them, a yew bonsai 30 cm tall above the soil is quoted at 8 yuan on the market; a yew bonsai 40 cm tall above the soil is quoted at 12 yuan; a yew bonsai 50 cm tall above the soil is quoted at 25 yuan; a yew bonsai 60 cm tall above the soil is quoted at 60 yuan; a yew bonsai 1 m tall above the soil is quoted at 100 yuan; a yew bonsai 2 m tall above the soil is quoted at 360 yuan; a yew bonsai 3 m tall above the soil is quoted at 680 yuan, and so on.

Notes on Growing Yew Tree Bonsai

1. First, we need to prepare a relatively large flowerpot, and the bottom of the flowerpot needs several holes to increase the flowerpot's water permeability and air permeability as much as possible. This is mainly because the newly bought yew bonsai has just been transplanted from the growing base into the flowerpot, which to a certain extent causes some damage to the yew's root system. Keeping the potting soil moist and air-permeable can quickly help the yew recover its vitality.

2. The yew has a strong sprouting ability, especially during the period of new branch growth. The yew's growth ability is excellent, and after the yew is transplanted into a flowerpot and survives, it can quickly sprout new branches and new leaves. Therefore, when necessary, plant rooting or root-enhancing agents can be used on the yew to ensure healthy and rapid growth of the yew.

3. Yews are generally not suitable for applying chemical fertilizers. Gardeners usually use some farmyard manure or cake fertilizer to fertilize yews. The watering principle for yew bonsai is "do not water if not dry; when watering, water thoroughly." Watering should be moderate, and the number of waterings should depend on the moisture level of the soil in the flowerpot. Never water too much, as this will cause root rot in the yew, especially during the period from early December each year to the end of February the following year, when the yew is in its winter dormancy period and is not suitable for watering.

Conclusion: The above is some relevant knowledge about yew bonsai introduced to everyone by the editor, but the market changes unpredictably, so the market price of yew bonsai can only be a reference, and the specific market price should prevail.

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