How to fertilize a fernleaf hedge bamboo bonsai? A detailed guide to cultivation and fertilization methods

  Potted fernleaf hedge bamboo is suitable for decorating halls, offices or conference rooms and other places, elegant and beautiful. Small potted plants, adorning home bedrooms and studies, small and exquisite, extremely lovely. It relatively prefers a warm and humid climate, likes light, and is also fairly shade-tolerant, not cold-tolerant, and in winter should not go below 5°C. The soil is best as loose, fertile loam with relatively good drainage.

  Fernleaf hedge bamboo also needs fertilization, especially when planted in large quantities in courtyards, where base fertilizer must be applied well. When planting, barnyard manure, bone meal, farmyard manure and pond mud can be mixed and filled into the bottom of the pot or earthed up around the roots in autumn and winter.

  This not only increases the effective fertility of the soil and the ground temperature, but is also very beneficial to new bamboo shoots.

  For fernleaf hedge bamboo bonsai, during the growing season quick-acting fertilizers such as urea and potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used, prepared into a 0.3% nutrient solution, and applied to the pot to meet its growth needs, with the best effect.

  Apply organic fertilizer once each season, and during the peak growing season a light application of compound fertilizer once a month, to help the leaves stay emerald green. During the growing period, also pay attention to loosening the pot soil. Apply several topdressings of thin, well-rotted cake fertilizer water. In early winter each year, topdress with chemical fertilizer or miscellaneous fertilizer to improve the soil structure and facilitate the growth and development of the bamboo rhizomes.