How to survive the winter of Chi Nan bonsai Is Chi Nan bonsai easy to raise?

I think that for me, China is a bonsai variety that is relatively easy to maintain. In the southern region of China, Phoebe chinensis can naturally overwinter outdoors. Proper cold and warmth measures need to be taken in the northern region.

1. The repotting of P. chinensis is determined according to the growth of the plant, and the repotting time can be changed once every 1 to 3 years, and the repotting time is selected in late spring or early autumn.

2. Watering master the principle of not drying and watering, and watering thoroughly. In winter, the potting soil can be kept not dry.

3. During the growth period of Chi Nan bonsai, fertilizer can be applied once every 20 days or so, and thin fertilizer can be applied frequently. P. chinensis prefers acidic soils and hail, so ferrous sulfate can be regularly watered to improve soil acidity. In winter, you only need to apply basal fertilizer once, so that you can raise lush branches and leaves, and the leaves are bright green.

The tree is tall and graceful, with slender and green leaves, and has a high ornamental value, and is often cultivated as a potted plant. Phoebe chinensis prefers a warm and moist environment, prefers plenty of light, and generally grows in loose, fertile, and well-permeable sandy soils. If you want to raise China Nan well, you must do a good job in the management of light and heat, water, and fertilization.

Here's how to get started.

1.Light and heat. Phoebe chinensis prefers a warm, well-lit environment, and should be kept in a brightly lit place to ensure adequate light.

In summer, when the temperature is high and the light is strong, the plants can be kept in a place of astigmatism to avoid burning the leaves by direct sunlight. The winter is cold, which is not conducive to the growth of plants, so it should be accompanied by Yindong to keep warm while maintaining long-term light.

2.Moisture content. Phoebe chinensis prefers a moist environment, and the potting soil is kept moist.

In summer, the temperature is high and the water evaporates quickly, so you need to replenish water in time, and you can also use spray water frequently to increase the humidity around you. In autumn and winter, the temperature is low, the water evaporation is slow, the plant's demand for water is not large, watering should be reduced, and it is necessary to wait until the soil surface is dry before watering, so as to avoid water accumulation in the potting soil and frostbite of the plant.

3.Fertilize. Prunus chinensis likes fertilizer and should ensure sufficient nutrients at ordinary times. When fertilizing, the concentration should not be too large, so as not to cause fertilizer damage, and organic fertilizer can be used. During the growing season, fertilizer can be applied every other month, which is conducive to the growth of plants.

4.Fruit picking. Phoebe chinensis will bear fruit, and after hanging fruit, it will affect ornamentality, and a large amount of fruit will consume a lot of nutrients, so some should be removed.

5.Precautions.

The pot for planting Phoebe chinensis should be relatively deep, which is conducive to heat preservation and can survive the winter smoothly, and in addition, the plants should be fertilized in autumn.

It can be planted as an ornamental plant in rockeries, courtyards, lawns and gardens, but is most often planted as a bonsai tree. The following is an introduction to the cultivation method of chinen.

1. Soil. In order to make the growth of Phoebe chinensis better, the soil can be loose and fertile, with rich humus acidic sandy soil.

2. Illumination. If it is a potted plant, in order for it to grow better, it needs to be moved outdoors from time to time to receive light, but the vitality of potted plants is not as strong as garden planting, and the light is too strong in summer, so it should be properly shaded.

3. Moisture. Breeding red nan does not need to be watered frequently, as long as the soil is kept in a slightly moist state, usually can not be watered with excessive water, but before the winter to water enough, so as not to cause the phenomenon of dry and frozen in the cold climate.

Fourth, fertilization. In the growing season of Phoebe chinensis, it is necessary to apply fertilizer once every 15 or 30 days, and fertilizer that is not completely decomposed or has a high concentration and is not diluted by disturbing the sedan car should not be used.

5. Reproduction. There are two ways to reproduce Phoebe chinensis, one is sowing propagation, sowing seeds collected in late autumn in spring to raise seedlings. The second is to propagate by cuttings, select a 1-year-old strong branch in summer, cut to about 10 cm long, leave a few leaves to insert into the soil, moisturize and shade, and can take root in about 1 month.

6. Pests and diseases.

When Phoebe chinensis is infected with fungi, it is sprayed with a wettable powder. When suffering from insect infestation, scale insects are sprayed with dichlorvos; Spider mites or aphids are sprayed with dimethoate.