How much is a yew bonsai?

The yew has a very broad development prospect in landscaping and indoor bonsai, such as the high-grade bonsai used to make, the yew bonsai shape treated by dwarfing technology is simple and elegant, the branches and leaves are compact but not dense, stretched but not loose, it has multiple ornamental values of viewing stems, branches, leaves and fruits. Let's take a look at how much the yew bonsai costs per pot.

How much is a yew bonsai?

Stabstd {text-align:left;text-indent:0.5em} Specification (height) Price (yuan / plant) 30 cm 8 40 cm 12 yuan 50 cm 60 cm 60 yuan 70 cm 80 cm 100 yuan 130 yuan 2m 400 yuan 903m 800 yuan

Note: Taxus is recognized as an endangered natural rare anticancer plant in the world. It is an ancient tree species left over from Quaternary glaciers and has a history of 2.5 million years on earth. At present, the yew bonsai on the market is mainly based on the height of the yew to calculate the price, but the local market situation is different, we can compare it when buying.

Culture method of bonsai of Taxus chinensis

1. Illumination: the yew is a shady and drought-tolerant plant, which should be placed indoors, shaded properly in summer, not in the room with western sunshine, and not in the air outlet of the air conditioner or next to the heater. that will make the yew leaves water evaporation, lead to branches and leaves dehydration, and finally the leaves curl, dry. The sunshine time in summer is as short as possible, while autumn and spring can be longer.

2. Potted soil: the yew chooses a slightly larger flowerpot and punches more holes in the lower part of the pot to enhance the water permeability and air permeability of the flowerpot. The soil should be loose, rich in humus, fertile, water conservation, fertilizer conservation, breathable soil, the soil is slightly acidic, loam is the best. Clay is impermeable, sand keeps fertilizer and water retention is poor, so it is not suitable to be used. In addition, peat soil, perlite and loam can also be used to form a mixed cultivation medium.

3, moisture: yew basin soil surface appears a little yellow and white, the leaves are slightly curled, do not need to water, just spray the page. When the soil turns white, it should be watered. Watering should be thoroughly watered at once, so that the basin soil can fully absorb enough water. Water every 15-20 days outdoors and once every 20-25 days indoors. Soil moisture content is about 40%. Pay attention to excessive watering and frequent watering will cause yew roots to rot.

4. Fertilization: 0.2 jin of organic fertilizer and 0.02 jin of compound fertilizer are applied per yew potted plant, and farm manure and cake fertilizer (such as cottonseed cake, peanut cake, sesame cake) can also be applied. Fertilizer should be applied along the pot wall as far as possible, not close to the root of Taxus mairei. In general, the newly bought yew bonsai has nutritious soil, which does not need to be fertilized within 3 months, and then applied once every 2 to 3 months.

5. Change the pot: about a year later, the seedlings grow up gradually and the roots are well developed, so it is necessary to transplant and change the pot. Break the old basin without damaging the original soil ball, move it into the new basin, and water the root to ensure the close combination of the root system and the soil and ensure survival. If there are conditions, yew seedlings can be transplanted to the field, the growth rate will be faster.

6. Trimming: the lower branches of the yew bonsai grow too dense, and the dry yellow leaves will fall off. Part of the branches that are too dense can be trimmed off, and they can be shaped arbitrarily in the process of pruning, such as umbrella type, tower type, round type and so on. In order to keep the crown of Taxus mairei graceful, the terminal bud and some lateral buds can be removed moderately.

7. Diseases and insect pests: under normal circumstances, there are very few insect pests in the yew. If the yew is found to be withered and yellow or diseases and insect pests are found, it can be irrigated or sprayed with methyl topiramate and potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Taxus will have root rot, stem rot and rotten roots during the rainy season, especially young trees, and can be sprayed with dimethazone for maintenance. Leaf blight and bacterial blight are easy to occur in high temperature and dry season, which can be controlled by spraying Bordeaux solution.

Matters needing attention of yew bonsai

1. The newly purchased yew bonsai had better spray 1000 times potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution on the leaves 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.

2. The climate in the north is dry and there is little rain. It can be watered when the soil surface is dry. Pay attention to watering thoroughly at one time, especially in summer. When the air is dry in the north, the leaf surface is easy to droop due to lack of water, and when the leaf surface is not full, you need to spray water from the bottom up with a small spray can (you can spray it every day in summer).

3. The yew bonsai should be properly shaded when raised in summer, and the yew price should not be kept warm at minus 20 degrees Celsius in winter, but it should not be watered during hibernation (from the beginning of December of that year to the end of February of the following year).

4. The yew bonsai should not be irrigated with tea water, especially the water quality in Beijing is hard and the alkali content is high, so the water must be used for watering and spraying after one day.

5. In central China, the yew growing season is from the beginning of April to the end of October every year. During this period, it is watered outdoors every 15 to 20 days and indoors every 20 to 25 days.

6. Too much watering of the yew will cause the yew roots to rot and lead to death. Especially when Rain Water is big in summer, the outdoor display should discharge the excess Rain Water in time to prevent the yew from soaking in the water for a long time.