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Tang pear-- one of the main deciduous fruit trees for bonsai production

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Tang pear is one of the main deciduous fruit trees suitable for bonsai, and there are many excellent varieties. Use it to make bonsai, admire flowers in spring, view leaves in summer, and eat fruit in autumn, and after falling leaves in winter, the gray-black cracked rough trunk shows more rugged, simple and natural characteristics, full of vigorous short fruit branches, such as chicken feet anchor hook hanging upside down, full of flavor

Tang pear is one of the main deciduous fruit trees suitable for bonsai, and there are many excellent varieties. Use it to make bonsai, admire flowers in spring, view leaves in summer, and eat fruit in autumn, and after falling leaves in winter, the gray-black cracked rough trunk shows more rugged, simple and natural characteristics, full of vigorous short fruit branches, such as chicken feet anchor hook hanging upside down, full of flavor.

Tang pear has developed root system, strong growth, easy to bear fruit and long life. It has strong adaptability to climate and environment, likes light and fertilizer, but can also tolerate poor hemorrhoids, drought and cold, and is not strict with soil, environment and other natural conditions.

The pot culture is especially good for the neutral loam which is loose and fertile and rich in humus with a pH value of about 5-8. Tang pear is suitable for making bonsai in many forms, such as direct dry type, oblique dry type, curved dry type, double dry type, facing water type and so on. But the blade is larger, it is not suitable to tie it into pieces, it is more appropriate to use natural shape.

When selecting the bonsai material of Tang pear, the pile head can be selected and grafted with wild Tang pear and other pear rootstocks in late autumn and early winter.

Time: 2019-05-25 Click:

 
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