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Making methods of different shapes of Chrysanthemum Bonsai

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Chrysanthemum is a perennial herbaceous flower of the genus Compositae. The stem is herbaceous and slightly Lignified at the end of its growth. After flowering every year, the aboveground parts wither, leaving persistent roots to survive the winter, and new branches sprout in the next spring. Stem erect or semi-spreading, surface pubescent, easily branched, up to 80150 cm in natural growth

Chrysanthemum is a perennial herbaceous flower of the genus Compositae. The stem is herbaceous and slightly Lignified at the end of its growth. After flowering every year, the aboveground parts wither, leaving persistent roots to survive the winter, and new branches sprout in the next spring. Stem erect or semi-spreading, surface pubescent, easily branched, in the state of natural growth, up to 80ml 150 cm. Chrysanthemum is one of the most complex flowers in the world.

Chrysanthemum bonsai has several advantages such as long flowering period, many varieties, complete colors and easy maintenance. The common shapes are cliff type, single-dry type, oblique dry type, jungle type or stone-attached type, wood-attached type and miniature chrysanthemum bonsai, chrysanthemum pictures imitating traditional Chinese painting and so on.

1. Making cliff-style bonsai:

Make use of the natural upward habit of the chrysanthemum seedling to bend the chrysanthemum seedling into a sagging shape, and fix the trunk of the chrysanthemum seedling next to the bowl wall with thin wire or rope. In autumn, when the bud of the chrysanthemum is about to open, replace it with a thin pot, remove the wire or tie the rope, and cover the basin with some moss, so that an elegant cliff-style chrysanthemum bonsai is unfolded in front of you.

2. Making stone-attached chrysanthemum bonsai:

First find a good shape of the rock, to have distinct levels, scattered. In May, the nurtured chrysanthemum seedlings were moved to the rocks, mainly by attaching the roots to the rocks, and then cultured together in large tile pots. Wait until the autumn buds are about to bloom, and then transplant them into purple sand pots or porcelain pots of suitable size and depth. Stone-attached chrysanthemum bonsai combines the ruggedness of mountains and rocks with the delicacy of chrysanthemums to complement each other.

3. Make wood-attached chrysanthemum bonsai:

Should choose the vigorous and simple dead tree stump, chisel out the groove about the width of 2~3cm in the back of the tree, buckle the plant from the tile basin in early summer, put the branches in the chiseled groove on the back of the dead tree stump, fix it with wire or rope, then plant it into a larger tile basin for maintenance, and move them into the purple sand basin in autumn. The withered and mottled stump, the strange ancient times and the fineness of the chrysanthemum set off each other, setting off the withered and old stump with the blooming leaves of the chrysanthemum.

4. Make ammonite bonsai:

Choose a rectangular or oval purple sand basin and plant chrysanthemums on one or both sides, but do not plant in the middle of the flowerpot, with suitable rocks, in the form of a "chrysanthemum picture" in traditional Chinese painting.

Although there are ways to make chrysanthemum bonsai, no matter which form of chrysanthemum bonsai should be a pleasing organism. Of course, the most important thing is that you like it.

Time: 2019-05-26 Click:

 
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