How to change the bonsai (illustration)

As we all know, after all, the growth space of bonsai plants in the basin is limited, and if we do not change the basin for a long time, it may cause a lot of growth problems, such as the root system can not continue to stretch and appear aging phenomenon, the basin soil can not provide more nutrients, and diseases and insect pests invade the soil, so we need to change the basin at the right time.

Changing the basin for bonsai plants is a meticulous work, not only to choose a good time to change the basin, but also to avoid injuring the plants as far as possible, so as not to affect their return to the normal growth state after changing the basin. So, how to change the bonsai? The following editor gives you an illustration.

1. Time to change the basin

The best time for bonsai plants to change pots is in spring, because spring is often the peak period for plant growth. During this period, plants are more likely to survive and return to normal growth.

Second, the process of changing the basin

Changing the pot of bonsai plants is a technical task, which is time-consuming and laborious, but we should not be too careless, otherwise it will lead to failure.

1. After taking the bonsai plant out of the original pot, we can find that the root system of the plant has been covered with the bottom of the pot, and they are intertwined and very messy.

2. After the bonsai plant soil basin, we should remove the excess old soil for it in time, and we can use small wooden sticks to gently knock off the excess soil in the root system.

3. After removing the excess old soil adhered to the roots of bonsai plants, we also need to comb and modify the roots so that they can move into the "new home" in a relatively neat manner.

4. Lay an anti-insect net on the drain at the bottom of the new basin, and then fix it with thick wire.

5. From the bottom to the top, three new substrates with suitable thickness of large particles, medium particles and small particles are spread layer by layer, and then the bonsai plants are implanted into them.

6. after the bonsai plants are planted in the new soil, the roots of the plants are fixed by aluminum and iron wire through the drainage hole.

7. Insert the potted soil tightly with a small wooden stick so that the potted soil is in full contact with the plant roots as much as possible.

At this point, the pot change of bonsai plants is completed. Although the process of changing the basin is relatively simple, and some details have not been introduced in detail, the changing process of different plants is also different, and the specific details need to be carried out according to the growth habits of different varieties of plants. This method is for reference only.

Time: 2019-05-30 Click: