Can a medlar tree be made into a bonsai Can a medlar tree bonsai be kept at home?

Of course, you can make a bonsai. Prune most of the above-ground parts first. Only the stump and some of the branches and leaves needed for modeling are left. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to regularly replenish nutrients and water and place it in a ventilated place, which makes the bonsai very beautiful.

The medlar tree can be made into a bonsai. The shape of the medlar tree is more beautiful, and it is more suitable for the tree species applied to bonsai modeling. The production and maintenance of the medlar tree bonsai is very important, and the selection of pots:

Glazed pottery or purple sand pottery pots are often used to make bonsai. Soil: Lycium should be used in fertile and loose slightly acidic soil with good permeability.

Planting: It must be done in late autumn or before bud break in spring.

Citrus is an ornamental plant with thorny leaves, evergreen and tenacious, which can be seen everywhere in botanical gardens and flower beds. In the bonsai garden of the Shanghai Botanical Garden, this peculiar-looking plant is selected to make a novel and beautiful citrus bonsai, which is very interesting. Citrus tree is a relatively common tree species for landscaping, and it belongs to the shrub species.

The medlar tree is a tree species that is not very cold-tolerant and grows slowly, and it needs to be fertilized and other care in its maintenance to ensure its healthy growth.

It can be made into a bonsai. Generally, some good-looking trees, smaller trees, can be made into bonsai, as long as you want to, there is nothing that can't be done. So it can be made into a bonsai.

The medlar tree bonsai can be raised at home, and the medlar tree can be planted as a family tree, which is very widely distributed in our country and is often planted in gardens and courtyards. It is an evergreen tree with smooth bark and blooms in spring in April and May, with white flowers and cup-shaped calyxes.

【Synonyms】Cat Thorn ("Compendium"), Lycium Bone Spur ("Huiyan of Materia Medica"), Octagonal Tea ("Materia Medica"), Mouse Thorn ("Compendium Collection"), Tiger Thorn ("Jiangsu Plant Medicine"), Dog Qingzhu ("Jiangxi Traditional Chinese Medicine"), Scattered Blood Pill, Octagonal Thorn ("Guangxi Traditional Chinese Medicine"), Sheep's Horn Thorn ("Hunan Medicine").

**] is the leaf of the holly plant medlar.

Plant form] Lycium ("Tang Materia Medica"), also known as: Mu Honey (Lu Ji's "Poetry Shu"), Shumu ("Materia Medica"), Ten Meritorious Contributions ("Ben Jing Feng Yuan").

Wild or cultivated. It is distributed in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Henan, Guangxi, Shanxi and other places.

The root (Lycium root), bark (Lycium vulgaris) and fruit (Lycium vulgaris) are also used for medicinal purposes.