Points for attention in the maintenance of ginkgo bonsai:

1. Place of placement

Ginkgo likes light, so it must be placed in a sunny, well-ventilated and humid place; however, it should be properly shaded in summer to avoid exposure to the sun; in winter, because it can withstand cold, it is generally placed outdoors, but, it is best to bury it in the soil together with a basin, so it can survive the winter safely.

two。 Watering

Usually should keep the basin soil moist, can not be dry, can not accumulate water. In summer, if the water evaporates quickly, it should be watered sooner or later, uninterrupted; in autumn, it should be watered less.

3. Fertilizer application

Organic fertilizer is needed to apply base fertilizer in winter every year, and spring and summer are the peak periods of its growth, so thin cake fertilizer or retting human feces and urine should be applied to ensure the growth of branches and leaves and maintain the bright green leaf color.

4. Turn the basin

Every 2 years, it is best to choose before and after the Spring Equinox. While turning and changing the basin, the excessively long root system of Ginkgo biloba can be cut short, and after replacing the old soil, the base fertilizer cake crumbs can be applied to the bottom of the basin.

After looking at the matters needing attention in the maintenance of ginkgo bonsai, do you think it is actually quite simple? works of art like ginkgo bonsai are like a three-dimensional painting and a wordless poem, and it is really good to put them at home. So, what is the price of a pot of ginkgo bonsai?

According to the editor, at present, the price of a pot of ginkgo bonsai ranges from 5000 yuan to 200000 yuan.

The editor thinks: if you like it, and the price is within your affordability, then it's really good to keep such a pot of ginkgo bonsai at home. I don't know. What do you think?

Matters needing attention in the maintenance of potted Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgo likes light and can be raised in places with plenty of sunshine and unobstructed air, such as balconies. Avoid sun exposure in summer and pay attention to proper shade. The suitable temperature for ginkgo tree growth is between 15 ℃ and 25 ℃. It is slightly hardy and can survive the winter outdoors, but it is best to bury the flowerpot.

Watering and fertilizing

At ordinary times, potted ginkgo plants need to keep the potted soil moist, not too dry, nor too wet to cause stagnant water. Watering is generally based on its growth status, high temperature in summer, large water evaporation, need to be watered sooner or later, and watering will be reduced in autumn. Fertilization is usually applied in spring and summer and base fertilizer only once in winter.

Diseases and insect pests

In the process of ginkgo biloba conservation, there are few diseases and insect pests, but if the basin soil is too wet, stagnant water will lead to root rot, lack of fertilizer or high temperature, which will lead to the harm of leaf blight. The main pests, such as diamondback moth, peach aphid, leaf mite, stem borer, etc., need to be treated according to the situation.

Change the basin

The root system of Ginkgo biloba is well developed, if it can not be changed and turned in time, it will affect its growth. You can change and turn the basin every two years, and at the same time trim part of the roots and finally change the soil.

Well, that's all for today's discussion on the modeling and maintenance of ginkgo bonsai! I hope reading this article will help you, thank you for reading!

The maintenance method of ginkgo bonsai cultivation and conservation ginkgo biloba is a famous longevity tree species with strong vitality, peculiar leaf shape, easy grafting, reproduction, shaping and pruning, so it is a high-quality material for making bonsai, and the ginkgo bonsai made with ginkgo tree is unique, which has high ornamental value and economic value. Let's take a specific look at the cultivation and maintenance of ginkgo bonsai. Preparation of potted soil: potted ginkgo biloba root growth is inhibited due to limited containers, so there must be sufficient fertility in the limited potted soil in order to maintain the growth and fruiting of ginkgo biloba. Select loose and fertile pastoral soil, sift, add 1/3 fully mature organic manure (such as compost, stable manure, green manure, etc.), add 1/5 crushed plant straw, soak the above raw materials with 5% human feces and urine or 1% urea aqueous solution, hold the humidity into a ball, let go, pile it in a sunny place, cover it with plastic film, and ferment at high temperature for 15 to 25 days. Container selection: choose different containers according to the location where they are placed. For viewing on the desk or windowsill, choose ceramic or pottery flowerpots with a diameter of about 30 cm and a height of 30 cm, with a drain at the bottom, and watch them on the courtyard or balcony. Containers such as buckets, small boxes, vats, flowerpots and so on can be used. Change the basin every 1 to 2 years, and fill in some new humus soil at the same time. Fine planting: after the soil is thawed in spring, before the seedlings germinate, choose 2-year-old strong seedlings with well-developed lateral roots, no diseases and insect pests and 1 cm to 2 cm basal stems, trim the roots and flatten the wound to facilitate wound healing. Soak the seedlings and new pots with water for one day and night before planting, first buckle the drainage hole of the flowerpot with a small piece of tile. So that it can drain without leaking soil. And then load 1/2 pots of dirt? The middle part is high and low around, stretch the seedling root system, erect the root stem, fill the soil, gently lift the seedling by hand and shake the basin to make the soil firm, and then fill the soil firmly. The basin soil should be 3 cm to 5 cm lower than the rim of the basin in order to fill with water. Attention should be paid to prevent half-cut water, wet and dry, affecting survival and growth, pouring water and placing it in a cool place to slow seedlings. Grafting seedlings: select the excellent varieties with early fruit and high yield for grafting, which can bear fruit after three years of survival. The better varieties are Tancheng No. 3, Big Buddha finger, Dongting Huang and so on. Split grafting or wood bud grafting was used before sprouting in spring or with woody buds from July to August, which germinated in the same year in spring and in the second year after survival in autumn. Trimming modeling: according to personal appreciation level and aesthetic point of view, cultivate into a suitable tree shape. Such as bow, two-layer flat, cross, spindle, etc., the bow can be formed into a bow by wire with a diameter of 2 cm to 4 cm, which is fixed on the basin in the spring of the following year, and the new branches are tied up along the tree, and the plastic surgery is completed for 3 to 4 years. The latter three kinds of trees can fix the branches in the expected position and carry out shaping and pruning year by year. In the third year, a strong branch is selected from the upper part of the crown to the sunny side, and the male branch is grafted for pollination. Fertilizer and water management: it is appropriate to keep the basin soil moist at ordinary times, not dry, but not stagnant water. Summer temperature and high light intensity, ginkgo biloba leaves evaporate quickly, should be watered sooner or later, uninterrupted. Less watering is advisable after autumn. To apply base fertilizer every winter, organic fertilizer, such as rotten bean cake or barnyard manure, should be used. During the peak growth period in spring and summer, it is appropriate to often apply thin cake fertilizer or cooked human feces and urine to promote the growth of branches and leaves and maintain the bright green leaf color. Pest control: the main pests of Ginkgo biloba are diamondback moth and ultra-small leaf roll moth, and the diseases are mainly root rot and leaf blight. Root disease is generally caused by stagnant water in the root, leaf blight is mainly caused by lack of fertilizer and weak tree potential, and it is also related to high temperature. Conclusion: the above is the introduction of the maintenance methods of ginkgo bonsai. I hope it will be helpful to the flower friends who plant ginkgo bonsai.