How to water a Golden Bullet (Diospyros cathayensis) bonsai? Master the correct watering method

  In spring, before the Golden Bullet bonsai buds, control watering and keep the soil on the dry side, so that the leaves do not grow too large and the branches and buds do not stretch out. During the water-control process, the Golden Bullet, as a bonsai tree species, is cherished by bonsai enthusiasts everywhere, not just by local people.

  The Golden Bullet is widely admired not only for its small, glossy dark-green leaves, fragrant flowers, fine fruit, and black bark with a good trunk, but even more because it is easy to plant and highly resistant, and especially because it lives long and can be passed down through generations; it is also suitable for being brought indoors and moved out, and for going north or south. Its strong resistance and long life are rare among other bonsai tree species. The roots, stems, and trunk of a raw stump can send out roots when they touch soil, and a small amount of fibrous roots can gradually support a huge stem and trunk, and its shade tolerance is strong. It grows well on a balcony, and can be kept indoors for 1—2 long periods of dampness or flooding without endangering its life.

  During the growing season, place it outdoors in a sunny, well-ventilated spot for care. If light is insufficient, fruiting will be affected. Water frequently to keep the potting soil moist, but the potting soil should not be waterlogged for a long time. In spring and autumn, water so that you water when dry and not when not dry; when you water, water thoroughly. In high temperatures or dry air, also spray water on the leaves to increase air humidity, which benefits plant growth.