The culture method of "glacier ancient tree" yew and the appreciation of yew bonsai

Taxus has a very broad development prospect in landscaping and indoor bonsai. For example, high-grade bonsai made from rare yew trees have been sold for 300000 yuan per pot in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and other places, becoming an upstart in urban greening and home beautification. It is vividly called a precious "cash cow".

"Ancient Glacier Tree"-- Taxus

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English name: Taxus

Scientific name: Taxus chinensis

Alias: yew, red cypress pine

Family: Taxaceae of Taxaceae

Genus: Taxus Taxus

Land: widely distributed as high as 900 meters above sea level, southern Gansu, western Hubei and even Sichuan.

Morphological features: Taxus is an evergreen tree, and the trees planted can be up to 14 meters high. Branchlets turn yellowish green or reddish brown in autumn; winter bud scales dorsally rounded or with obtuse ridges; falcate leaves, dialletic, 1.5-3cm long, wider than other Taxus, with pointed and small ends, with two yellow at the bottom of leaves; flowers axillary, dioecious, female flowers only with one ovule, hypothalamic scales several; oblate-ovate seeds, each with an inconspicuous ridge on each side, surrounded by a red cup-shaped aril.

Taxus mairei

The leaves of the yew

The fruit of yew is very similar to "Acacia bean".

The culture method of yew bonsai-

Newly purchased bonsai maintenance:

The newly purchased yew bonsai had better be sprayed with 800-1000 times potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution on the leaf every three or four days, usually before 10: 00 in the morning, or around 4: 00 in the afternoon, after spraying three to four times in a row, gradually reduced to about once a month.

Lighting requirements:

Taxus is a shade-loving plant, suitable for indoor display, but should pay attention to the appropriate shading in summer, should not be placed in the room with light.

Soil selection:

The soil quality of yew planting should be loose, rich in humus, fertile and slightly acidic (between PH=5-6.5).

Moisture requirements:

The surface of the basin soil is slightly yellow and white, and the leaves are slightly curled. The basin soil does not need to be watered, as long as it is sprayed on the leaf surface. When the soil in the basin turns white, the basin soil should be watered. Pay attention to watering thoroughly at one time, so that the basin soil can fully absorb enough water.

Soil fertility:

Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can promote the growth of branches and leaves of flowers and plants, phosphorus fertilizer can promote the formation of flowers and fruits, and potassium fertilizer can promote the growth of stems and roots. As the newly purchased yew bonsai has used prepared nutritious soil, it does not need to be fertilized within 3 months, and then it can be fertilized every 2-3 months. Cake fertilizer is the best fertilizer, and attention should be paid to operating along the basin edge when applying fertilizer to avoid touching the bonsai root.

Flowerpot selection:

The flowerpot should choose the appropriate larger one, and the bottom of the pot needs to make a few more holes, mainly to enhance the water permeability and air permeability of the flowerpot.

Bonsai trim:

If the dry yellow leaves in the lower part of the bonsai fall off seriously, it may be that the lower branches grow too dense and need to be pruned off a few branches. Trimming can be arbitrarily shaped to trim it into umbrella-shaped, tower-shaped, circular and other shapes. The newly purchased yew bonsai above yew No. 3 will cause damage to part of the root system when transplanting from the planting base to the flowerpot, resulting in an imbalance of nutrient supply between roots and branches and leaves, while the potted soil remains moist, when the leaves are still curly and dry, it is best to prune the branches and leaves of bonsai properly in order to reduce the excessive consumption of nutrients by branches and leaves and restore root growth.

Pest control:

In high temperature and dry season, individual young yew trees will suffer from leaf blight and red blight, which can be controlled by spraying 1% Bordeaux solution.

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Conclusion: Acacia red beans. Many naturally grown yew trees are regarded as love trees locally. It is an excellent place for young men and women to date and fall in love. The smooth red stem of the yew bonsai represents magnanimity and nobility, while the evergreen needles express perseverance and eternity, much like the "Acacia bean"-the red bean fruit of the sea red bean shows love and yearning. The shape is contained but not exposed, otherworldly, with a strong flavor of life and cultural heritage.

Yew bonsai "glacier ancient tree" yew culture method, yew bonsai appreciation

Taxus has a very broad development prospect in landscaping and indoor bonsai. For example, high-grade bonsai made from rare yew trees have been sold for 300000 yuan per pot in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and other places, becoming an upstart in urban greening and home beautification. It is vividly called a precious "cash cow".

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"Ancient Glacier Tree"-- Taxus

[plant archives]-

English name: Taxus

Scientific name: Taxus chinensis

Alias: yew, red cypress pine

Family: Taxaceae of Taxaceae

Genus: Taxus Taxus

Land: widely distributed as high as 900 meters above sea level, southern Gansu, western Hubei and even Sichuan.

Morphological features: Taxus is an evergreen tree, and the trees planted can be up to 14 meters high. Branchlets turn yellowish green or reddish brown in autumn; winter bud scales dorsally rounded or with obtuse ridges; falcate leaves, dialletic, 1.5-3cm long, wider than other Taxus, with pointed and small ends, with two yellow at the bottom of leaves; flowers axillary, dioecious, female flowers only with one ovule, hypothalamic scales several; oblate-ovate seeds, each with an inconspicuous ridge on each side, surrounded by a red cup-shaped aril.

Taxus mairei

The leaves of the yew

The fruit of yew is very similar to "Acacia bean".

The culture method of yew bonsai-

Newly purchased bonsai maintenance:

For newly purchased yew bonsai, it is best to spray 800 times of potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution on the leaves every three or four days or so, usually before 10 o'clock in the morning or around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. After spraying three to four times in a row, it is gradually reduced to about once a month.

Lighting requirements:

Taxus is a shade-loving plant, suitable for indoor display, but should pay attention to the appropriate shading in summer, should not be placed in the room with light.

Soil selection:

The soil quality of yew planting should be loose, rich in humus, fertile and slightly acidic (between PH=5-6.5).

Moisture requirements:

The surface of the basin soil is slightly yellow and white, and the leaves are slightly curled. The basin soil does not need to be watered, as long as it is sprayed on the leaf surface. When the soil in the basin turns white, the basin soil should be watered. Pay attention to watering thoroughly at one time, so that the basin soil can fully absorb enough water.

Soil fertility:

Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can promote the growth of branches and leaves of flowers and plants, phosphorus fertilizer can promote the formation of flowers and fruits, and potassium fertilizer can promote the growth of stems and roots. As the newly purchased yew bonsai has used prepared nutritious soil, it does not need to be fertilized within 3 months, and then it can be fertilized every 2-3 months. Cake fertilizer is the best fertilizer, and attention should be paid to operating along the basin edge when applying fertilizer to avoid touching the bonsai root.

Flowerpot selection:

The flowerpot should choose the appropriate larger one, and the bottom of the pot needs to make a few more holes, mainly to enhance the water permeability and air permeability of the flowerpot.

Bonsai trim:

If the dry yellow leaves in the lower part of the bonsai fall off seriously, it may be that the lower branches grow too dense and need to be pruned off a few branches. Trimming can be arbitrarily shaped to trim it into umbrella-shaped, tower-shaped, circular and other shapes. The newly purchased yew bonsai above yew No. 3 will cause damage to part of the root system when transplanting from the planting base to the flowerpot, resulting in an imbalance of nutrient supply between roots and branches and leaves, while the potted soil remains moist, when the leaves are still curly and dry, it is best to prune the branches and leaves of bonsai properly in order to reduce the excessive consumption of nutrients by branches and leaves and restore root growth.

Pest control:

In high temperature and dry season, individual young yew trees will suffer from leaf blight and red blight, which can be controlled by spraying 1% Bordeaux solution.

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Conclusion: Acacia red beans. Many naturally grown yew trees are regarded as love trees locally. It is an excellent place for young men and women to date and fall in love. The smooth red stem of the yew bonsai represents magnanimity and nobility, while the evergreen needles express perseverance and eternity, much like the "Acacia bean"-the red bean fruit of the sea red bean shows love and yearning. The shape is contained but not exposed, otherworldly, with a strong flavor of life and cultural heritage.

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The culture method of "glacier ancient tree" yew and the appreciation of yew bonsai

Taxus has a very broad development prospect in landscaping and indoor bonsai. For example, high-grade bonsai made from rare yew trees have been sold for 300000 yuan per pot in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and other places, becoming an upstart in urban greening and home beautification. It is vividly called a precious "cash cow".

"Ancient Glacier Tree"-- Taxus

[plant archives]-

English name: Taxus

Scientific name: Taxus chinensis

Alias: yew, red cypress pine

Family: Taxaceae of Taxaceae

Genus: Taxus Taxus

Land: widely distributed as high as 900 meters above sea level, southern Gansu, western Hubei and even Sichuan.

Morphological features: Taxus is an evergreen tree, and the trees planted can be up to 14 meters high. Branchlets turn yellowish green or reddish brown in autumn; winter bud scales dorsally rounded or with obtuse ridges; falcate leaves, dialletic, 1.5-3cm long, wider than other Taxus, with pointed and small ends, with two yellow at the bottom of leaves; flowers axillary, dioecious, female flowers only with one ovule, hypothalamic scales several; oblate-ovate seeds, each with an inconspicuous ridge on each side, surrounded by a red cup-shaped aril.

Taxus mairei

The leaves of the yew

The fruit of yew is very similar to "Acacia bean".

The culture method of yew bonsai-

Newly purchased bonsai maintenance:

For newly purchased yew bonsai, it is best to spray 800 times of potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution on the leaves every three or four days or so, usually before 10 o'clock in the morning or around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. After spraying three to four times in a row, it is gradually reduced to about once a month.

Lighting requirements:

Taxus is a shade-loving plant, suitable for indoor display, but should pay attention to the appropriate shading in summer, should not be placed in the room with light.

Soil selection:

The soil quality of yew planting should be loose, rich in humus, fertile and slightly acidic (between PH=5-6.5).

Moisture requirements:

The surface of the basin soil is slightly yellow and white, and the leaves are slightly curled. The basin soil does not need to be watered, as long as it is sprayed on the leaf surface. When the soil in the basin turns white, the basin soil should be watered. Pay attention to watering thoroughly at one time, so that the basin soil can fully absorb enough water.

Soil fertility:

Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can promote the growth of branches and leaves of flowers and plants, phosphorus fertilizer can promote the formation of flowers and fruits, and potassium fertilizer can promote the growth of stems and roots. As the newly purchased yew bonsai has used prepared nutritious soil, it does not need to be fertilized within 3 months, and then it can be fertilized every 2-3 months. Cake fertilizer is the best fertilizer, and attention should be paid to operating along the basin edge when applying fertilizer to avoid touching the bonsai root.

Flowerpot selection:

The flowerpot should choose the appropriate larger one, and the bottom of the pot needs to make a few more holes, mainly to enhance the water permeability and air permeability of the flowerpot.

Bonsai trim:

If the dry yellow leaves in the lower part of the bonsai fall off seriously, it may be that the lower branches grow too dense and need to be pruned off a few branches. Trimming can be arbitrarily shaped to trim it into umbrella-shaped, tower-shaped, circular and other shapes. The newly purchased yew bonsai above yew No. 3 will cause damage to part of the root system when transplanting from the planting base to the flowerpot, resulting in an imbalance of nutrient supply between roots and branches and leaves, while the potted soil remains moist, when the leaves are still curly and dry, it is best to prune the branches and leaves of bonsai properly in order to reduce the excessive consumption of nutrients by branches and leaves and restore root growth.

Pest control:

In high temperature and dry season, individual young yew trees will suffer from leaf blight and red blight, which can be controlled by spraying 1% Bordeaux solution.

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Yew bonsai

Conclusion: Acacia red beans. Many naturally grown yew trees are regarded as love trees locally. It is an excellent place for young men and women to date and fall in love. The smooth red stem of the yew bonsai represents magnanimity and nobility, while the evergreen needles express perseverance and eternity, much like the "Acacia bean"-the red bean fruit of the sea red bean shows love and yearning. The shape is contained but not exposed, otherworldly, with a strong flavor of life and cultural heritage.

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