Mountain nail bonsai pictures Mountain nail bonsai cultivation methods and precautions

The mountain nail bonsai is simple and elegant, with good decorative properties, suitable for indoor cultivation, and this mountain nail is also a traditional Chinese medicinal material with excellent efficacy, and has high utilization value in life. However, it is not easy to cultivate the mountain nail bonsai well. I will write down its pictures, cultivation methods and precautions in a while. Friends who like this bonsai can focus on learning it.

Farming methods

1. Growth habits of mountain nails

If you want to grow the mountain nail bonsai well, you must have a comprehensive understanding of the growth habits of this plant. The mountain nail plant likes to grow on fertile and loose soil, and it likes a warm and humid environment. It has strong drought resistance, but poor waterlogging and cold resistance.

2. Planting time of mountain nails

The mountain nail bonsai that people usually plant are mostly mountain nail stumps dug from nurseries or the wild and transplanted directly into pots. The best time to dig the mountain nail stumps is after its flowers have faded. This is the turn of spring and summer, and the climate is warm and humid. After transplanting, it will take root and sprout faster. As long as it is watered in time, its survival rate can reach 100%.

Precautions

When cultivating mountain nails, you should pay attention to the problem of branch loss. This plant loses branches because the bark is too thin, or there is insufficient water supply, or old branches die. When it has dead branches, you should carefully observe and find out the reasons in time, and then treat them accordingly. In addition, when cultivating mountain nails bonsai, there will be yin and yang branches, that is, half of them are dead and the other half are alive. At this time, you should prune them in time to keep the plant beautiful.