Conservation of moss in landscape bonsai

With more and more bonsai friends and beautiful landscapes of the motherland, how to preserve the moss of bonsai

How should the landscape bonsai be maintained every day? Moss plays a very important role in landscape bonsai. Next, let's briefly introduce the conservation knowledge of moss in landscape bonsai.

The maintenance of landscape bonsai should pay special attention to the growth of bryophytes, most of which can grow bryophytes. Bryophytes reproduce with spores, which are very small and light and can float with the wind. Bryophytes like semi-overcast and wet environment and should be prevented from exposure to the sun in order to make them grow well. In summer, we need to put the landscape bonsai in a half-overcast and half-sun damp leeward environment, and rain is the best. Due to the high salt content of groundwater in the north, no salt (or very small amount) in Rain Water is suitable for the growth of bryophytes. Prevent the dry wind in spring and autumn. Bryophytes can grow normally with slightly frozen bryophytes in a warm and sunny place in winter.

If you want to grow moss faster for the newly made landscape bonsai, you can spread the moss spore powder on the stone mountain or mash the moss clean and apply it to the rocks with a writing brush, which can make the newly made landscape bonsai grow moss ahead of time.

The newly made landscape bonsai also needs to change the water frequently to keep the moisture in the basin fresh. If the moss on the landscape bonsai grows for a long time, a large number of moss will grow, which will fill the original concave and make the rocks invisible to the original texture. at this time, it is necessary to scrape off some of the convex places and less of the concave places. maintain clear stone lines and add ornamental value.

How should the landscape bonsai be maintained every day? Moss plays a very important role in landscape bonsai. Next, let's briefly introduce the conservation knowledge of moss in landscape bonsai.

The maintenance of landscape bonsai should pay special attention to the growth of bryophytes, most of which can grow bryophytes. Bryophytes reproduce with spores, which are very small and light and can float with the wind. Bryophytes like semi-overcast and wet environment and should be prevented from exposure to the sun in order to make them grow well. In summer, we need to put the landscape bonsai in a half-overcast and half-sun damp leeward environment, and rain is the best. Due to the high salt content of groundwater in the north, no salt (or very small amount) in Rain Water is suitable for the growth of bryophytes. Prevent the dry wind in spring and autumn. Bryophytes can grow normally with slightly frozen bryophytes in a warm and sunny place in winter.

If you want to grow moss faster for the newly made landscape bonsai, you can spread the moss spore powder on the stone mountain or mash the moss clean and apply it to the rocks with a writing brush, which can make the newly made landscape bonsai grow moss ahead of time.

The newly made landscape bonsai also needs to change the water frequently to keep the moisture in the basin fresh. If the moss on the landscape bonsai grows for a long time, a large number of moss will grow, which will fill the original concave and make the rocks invisible to the original texture. at this time, it is necessary to scrape off some of the convex places and less of the concave places. maintain clear stone lines and add ornamental value.