How to make a landscape bonsai? DIY illustrated tutorial explained in detail

  Without further ado, today let's first look at the pictures——

  Asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus) + Buddhist pine rock-and-stone bonsai

  Bamboo + pennywort landscape bonsai

  Parlor palm + Buddhist pine landscape bonsai

  Parlor palm + Buddhist pine rock-and-stone bonsai

  How do they look? After seeing the pictures above, don't you want one too? All of the above were made by the hands of the gardening masters at Donghu Flower and Tree City; it is said that a fine bonsai selling for several hundred yuan can be made in just 20-30 minutes! Are you itching to try? The editor will now show you how the gardener does it——

  First, prepare the props for making a bonsai: stones, a purple clay pot, a brush, colored stones, small ornaments, etc.

  Small props for making a bonsai

  Of course, among the props you cannot do without the most important plant props. There are no fewer than a dozen kinds of small plants that can be used for making bonsai, such as money tree (Pachira aquatica), ginseng ficus (Ficus microcarpa), parlor palm, asparagus fern, pennywort, Portulacaria afra, aloe, jade plant (Crassula ovata), and even golden barrel cactus (Echinocactus grusonii) and so on, all can be used.

  Plant props for making a bonsai

  Combine the plants you like as you please, either into a landscape bonsai or a rock-and-stone bonsai, and make it with your own hands. Think about it, doesn't it feel very fulfilling? Let's first see how the gardening master skillfully creates a scene——

  First, use cement to fix the stones in the purple clay pot. For a landscape bonsai, be sure to leave a drainage outlet, wait a few minutes, and then you can add the plants——

  When making a bonsai, the plants must be removed from their original pots

  Use a brush to sweep the bonsai level, and brush away the soil stuck to the stones

  Use a small shovel to fill the gaps between the stones with soil

  After filling the soil, fix the plants in place and press the soil firm

  Handle the other plants to be added in the same way. Finally, use a brush to sweep away soil particles, insert ornaments such as a small butterfly, small mushroom, or small pavilion, and decorate with colored stones or expanded clay pebbles where needed.

  For a rock-and-stone bonsai, there is no need to water and care for it often; for a landscape bonsai, you can also keep a few small goldfish, isn't that full of delightful charm?

  Look, this is the landscape bonsai our gardening master made in 20 minutes.

  Whether it is a family parent-child experience or a romantic date for couples, experience the joy of landscapes with your own hands and add a touch of green to our memories!