What are the cultivation methods and precautions of ash bonsai?

Ash. It is a common ornamental tree species and is highly prized for its ornamental value. If you want the ash tree to grow more vigorously and densely, you should pay attention to fertilizing it at the right time. So, when is the best time to fertilize ash trees?

First of all, we need to understand the growth characteristics of the ash tree. Ash trees love light, but are not hardy and drought-tolerant. In the right environment, they grow fast, have a high degree of luxury, and have many buds.

Therefore, if you want to keep the ash tree in good condition, you should take many measures, among which fertilization is a very important link.

The fertilization time of ash trees should be based on the growing season. In general, spring and autumn are the most suitable times for fertilization. Spring is the season for ash trees to grow and fertilize properly, helping to promote growth and nutrient uptake.

Autumn is the time for ash trees to recover and store energy, and fertilization can provide sufficient nutrient reserves and enhance their ability to withstand winter.

In addition, the fertilization time should be adjusted appropriately according to the growth condition of the ash tree and the environment in which it is located. If the ash tree is not growing well, or if it grows in less fertile soil, it can be fertilized in advance to enhance the nutrients for its growth**. For ash trees that grow in fertile soil, fertilization can be postponed a little later.

In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the type and amount of fertilizer when applying fertilizer. For ornamental tree species such as ash trees, compound fertilizers containing various nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium can be used, or fertilizers specially developed for ornamental tree species. In addition, it is necessary to avoid excessive fertilization, otherwise it will cause the ash tree to grow too densely and affect its ornamental effect.

In short, the fertilization time of ash trees should be determined according to their growing season and growth conditions, which can be carried out in a timely manner, which will help promote their growth and nutrition**, and improve their ornamental value.

1. Breeding environment: When cultivating ash bonsai, it can be placed in a sunny place all year round, but the temperature is low in winter and needs to be moved indoors to keep warm. 2. Water and fertilizer management

Apply diluted liquid fertilizer every 20 days, and water along the edge of the pot after the potting soil is dry and cracked. 3. Precautions: Cuttings should choose branches with good growth, and dip rooting powder at the bottom to improve the success rate.

1. Breeding environment

Ash bonsai is sun-loving and sun-resistant, it can be placed in a sunny environment when breeding, receiving full sunshine, and there is no need for shading treatment in midsummer, but ash is not cold-resistant, when the temperature drops below zero, the plant will have frost damage, and it should be placed indoors in winter to keep the temperature above 5 degrees.

2. Water and fertilizer management

In the process of cultivating ash bonsai, in order to avoid the leaves drying out, you can apply diluted liquid fertilizer every 20 days, in the case of a dry environment, you should spray water mist on the branches and leaves to improve the environmental humidity, when the pot soil is dry and cracked, you should water water along the edge of the pot to moisten all the soil.

3. Precautions

Ash bonsai can be propagated by cuttings, in the spring and winter of each year, select the branches that grow thick and well, cut them off, soak them in carbendazim solution for ten minutes, dip them in rooting powder, and then insert them into the loose and moist potting soil, and then put them in a cool place to wait for the ash to resume growth.

Cultivation methods of ash bonsai: soil conditions, light conditions, and watering methods.

1. Soil conditions

Ash bonsai has a strong adaptability to the soil, and can be made into a substrate for cultivation by mixing garden soil, cinder and sand into pots. During the growth period of ash trees, it is necessary to ensure that the nutrients are sufficient, and fertilizer can be applied every half a month, so that ash bonsai socks can grow vigorously.

2. Lighting conditions

In the process of maintaining ash bonsai, it is also necessary to give proper light, which can be placed in a sunny location for maintenance. In the high temperature in summer, it is necessary to do a good job of shading and giving appropriate astigmatism to meet the growth needs of ash bonsai, and avoid excessive light, which will lead to burns of ash bonsai.

3. Watering method

The waterlogging tolerance of ash bonsai is poor, and it needs to be watered according to the dryness of the soil each time, and it is necessary to wait for the soil to dry before watering to ensure that the soil is in a state of alternating dry and wet. Due to the high temperature in summer, the amount of watering can be increased appropriately to ensure that the soil is in a moist state, and it can be watered every 2 days, and the amount of watering can be reduced if the temperature is low in winter.

Precautions for cultivating ash bonsai:

Note that in the maintenance of ash bonsai, it is also necessary to prune it properly, because the growth of ash bonsai is relatively rapid, so it is necessary to prune off the wilted and old yellow leaves in time to reduce the consumption of nutrients and strengthen the circulation of empty model filial piety.

The shape of the ash branches

Ash is a fast-growing tree species that grows vigorously, after one year of cultivation and pruning of the basal branches, except for a few deliberately left to grow and thicken the apical transition branches, floating branches, and pitching branches, most of the branches can be pruned and stored in the second year. Infancy.

The first and second branches are mainly tied (pulled), supplemented by shears, and the branches are basically formed in the later stage, and the shears are mainly used, supplemented by pulling, and the pruning techniques of first up and then down, inhibiting the strong and supporting the weak are generally pruned.

First up and then down: that is, the upper branches of the tree body are cut first, and then the middle branches are cut after a period of time, and then the lower branches are cut every few days. For the same branch, the upper branch is pruned first, and then pruned when the parallel branch grows thicker than the upper branch.

Suppress the strong and help the weak: the strong and strong branches in the upper part should be pruned for a few days, and then cut when the weak branches grow to a certain thickness. The purpose is to match the thickness of the branch to the position it is in.

For the tree that grows particularly vigorously, in addition to paying attention to the usual control, leaf picking and pruning can be carried out.

Ash bonsai is not good to raise.

Ash bonsai is very easy to raise, and it can also be raised indoors. Cold resistance is weak, and growth requires a certain amount of light. Normally, if there is enough scattered light, it can grow well with scattered ridges.

Ash bonsai features.

Is ash bonsai afraid of freezing?

Ash bonsai is not afraid of freezing, cold-resistant, adaptable, and can withstand low temperatures of minus 20 degrees. It can survive normally in winter when it is placed outdoors.

Is it suitable to raise ash bonsai in the north?

It is suitable for raising ash bonsai in the north. Ash bonsai is adaptable and not afraid of the cold in the north. It can be maintained normally. Pay attention to watering and fertilizing.

Ash bonsai cultivation method.

1.Land preparation: Ash bonsai is barren, and can be planted with garden soil, cinder, and sand, which can reduce the soil inside after molding.

2.Fill light: The growth of ash bonsai needs light, and it should be placed in a sunny place to promote growth.

However, the summer is hot, so we need shelter from the scorching sun. 3.Water Applications:

Ash bonsai does not require much water. Keep the potted potato segments dry at all times. If the evaporation is strong in the summer, you can water it more.

Precautions for ash bonsai maintenance.

If the ash bonsai is not properly maintained, it will be infected with yellowing or pests and diseases. If there is a quantity, spray it when the punch is infiltrated. When maintaining, it is necessary to prune, maintain ventilation, and reduce pests and diseases.

The knotted ash is a more common bonsai, and it is also more suitable in **, but I don't know if you are buying mature seedlings? Or a downhill pile?

Mature seedlings. Generally, mature seedlings are artificially cultivated jointed white ash, which is generally relatively easy to feed. Or it is easier to buy a knotted ash bonsai that has been potted for more than 2 years. For this kind of bonsai, pay attention to the following three points:

1. Big water does not accumulate water.

The knotted white ash is native to Hubei and is a kind of precious root carving and bonsai. The climate of Hubei is relatively humid and hot, so throughout the summer, the pot soil should always be kept moist and not allowed to dry, that is to say, it is different from other flowers "see dry and wet watering principle", water once in the morning or after sunset in summer, pay attention not to accumulate water, water is easy to lead to poor breathing, not conducive to nutrient absorption, and even lead to the occurrence of yellow leaves. This also depends on the ratio of soil and the treatment of permeability in the basin when the pot is put on in autumn and winter.

2. Big fat promotes crazy growth.

The knotted ash bonsai is more like thick and fat plants, with sufficient nutrition, and some can grow to 30-40 cm, which is conducive to shaping, shaping, binding, topping and so on. Suggestion: Fertilization is mainly nitrogen fertilizer to promote the development of branches, such as urea, generally once a week, according to the size and size of the potting soil area 5-10 grams each time is appropriate, and at the same time, in order to enhance disease resistance and avoid yellow leaves, it is recommended to spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate once every 15 days or so.

3. Sufficient light.

In summer, you can generally put the bonsai in a sunny place, which is more conducive to the crazy growth of the plant, the thick branches, the red buds and so on.

4. Pruning. For mature bonsai, you can carry out purposeful topping during the vigorous period, small pruning, and not big moves.

5. Mountain piles or bonsai without pots.

Key points of ash tree bonsai cultivation.

If the ash tree has a good shape and its roots are very moldable, you can prune off the dense and long branches and leaves, and then pot it for styling.

It is the best choice to determine the size and depth of the pot according to the growth condition of the ash tree bonsai, it grows very fast, and generally needs to be repotted once every 2-3 years.

Ash tree bonsai maintenance method.

1. Water management: ash tree bonsai should master the principle of seeing dry and wet, generally waiting for the soil to dry out before watering, watering the pure words to water it thoroughly, keep the soil slightly moist, when the temperature is higher in summer, you can water more in the right amount, the general watering time is best in the morning or morning, not in the evening.

2. Light management: Ash bonsai generally needs to be maintained in a sunny place, but it cannot accept direct sunlight in summer, and it needs to be shaded.

3. Temperature control: Ash tree bonsai has strong adaptability, can tolerate low temperatures of minus 20 degrees, and can also tolerate high temperatures of 40 degrees, but in any case, it is best to be kept indoors in winter, and it is also necessary to do a good job of cooling in summer.

4. Soil selection: ash tree bonsai is suitable for planting in loose, fertile and well-drained soil.

5. Fertilization management: apply a little thin fertilizer during the growth of ash tree bonsai, pay attention to the principle of thin fertilizer diligently, do not use thick fertilizer or raw fertilizer, it is best to carry out it in the afternoon when the potting soil is relatively dry.

Precautions for the maintenance of ash tree bonsai.

Ash tree bonsai needs more light conditions during the growth period in order to carry out photosynthesis well. In addition, in spring and autumn, excess shoots need to be wiped off so as not to affect the growth of the plants, and long, dense branches and leaves need to be pruned to reduce nutrient loss.

Watering master the principle of not drying and not watering, watering is thorough, watering as little as possible, maintaining some moisture in the potting soil, and spraying more water in the middle of summer. When the light intensity in summer is large, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance, and Lu Kai maintains good ventilation, if the maintenance is improper, pests and diseases need to be sprayed in time for control.