It is useless to dig back these steps if you can't learn to go down the mountain to make bonsai.

At the moment, people who love bonsai have come to an end, and this is just a good opportunity to dig piles. The stump is dug out in the field because it is a natural shape, so it is rare. How natural charm the stump is, the more valuable the bonsai is, the more valuable it is. But now is the cunning stage of producing bonsai under the stump. Assuming that we cannot learn these laws, a good stump will still be raised and die.

Before digging piles, it is important to inquire about the cost of piles in order to avoid spontaneous excavation and waste. Old stumps are suitable for bonsai, usually on barren mountains and barren mountains. The best time to dig piles is in late autumn or early spring. When digging stakes, cut off as many useless branches as possible and dig out stakes as much as possible to improve the survival rate of big transplant.

Because stumps spread in nature, their development is extremely low, especially when stumps spread on cliffs. To protect the root, the pile breaks the main root and then the lateral root. Some trees are suitable for digging on rainy or cloudy days. As for loosening, do not damage the root of the root. After digging out the stump, it is best to sprinkle the mud on the root, which is equivalent to the protective film on the stump.

The stump part should be dealt with accurately. White wax can be treated with white wax language. The wound can be gently wiped with white wax. This is to increase the evaporation of plant water, and then the basin can be cured normally. After a period of time, it was not too early to find that the stump survived, fertilized and ventilated to Yin and Yang. It can be cured in cold and low light conditions.