What are the watering requirements for stump bonsai in summer?

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

To keep stump bonsai plants short with small leaves and a gnarled, aged trunk, watering must be controlled, unlike with ordinary potted plants. For example, when new buds of golden larch, Masson's pine and the like are leafing out, too much water will make the leaves grow thick and broad and the new shoots grow leggy, ruining the original tree shape. For plum blossom, wisteria, crabapple and the like, reduce the amount of watering during the flower bud differentiation stage

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What are the watering requirements for stump bonsai in summer?

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