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Teach you how to make a cactus, meat glass container bonsai

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Small glass-enclosed ecosystems designed to maintain high humidity for tropical plants. Plants grow in fertile, peat-heavy organic soils, and when the "glass house" works effectively, it requires little water because plants grow in this ring.

A small ecosystem enclosed with glass designed to maintain a high humidity environment for tropical plants. Plants grow in rich, peat-heavy organic soil, and when "glass houses" work effectively, they rarely need water, because plants can recover water in this environment. If you open the top, you will expose the plant to an environment that is more like a desert than a tropical rain forest.

Get to work.

First prepare a glass bottle as shown in the following picture

Provide an organic base

Cacti and other succulent plants are high-light moisturizing plants, but they need to extract nutrients from the soil like other plants. Cover the bottom of the desert glass container with marble and a layer of horticultural charcoal. Fill with a mixture of sharp sand, peat and aseptic potted soil. You can also mix the equivalent portion of a prepared cactus mixture for indoor plants and sand to provide better drainage than pots with drainage holes. Plants only need about 5-8 cm of soil-cactus roots are short.

Select plants

Add a low-growing succulent plant. Water gently after sowing to moisturize the roots, but not too much so as not to cause the roots to rot.

Watering

Although the cactus is drought-resistant, it needs the same water and nutrients as other plants-it's just used more efficiently. Keep moisture for a week after planting, then water gently only when the soil is completely dry. In winter, water is supplied only when the skin of the cactus begins to shrink.

 
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