Why are Japanese longevity plums so expensive?

Because Japanese longevity plum is a foreign variety, it can only be imported, and the quantity sold in China is small, and the flower species are relatively niche, in short supply, and it is expensive. In recent years, with the increase of **, many people imported from Japan the original pot longevity plum, the shape is simple and vigorous, and is loved and favored by the majority of domestic pot friends, but ** is also high, a pot ** often thousands of yuan.

The old buds of long-lived plums are easier to form flower buds, and there are fewer mistakes when pruning, making it easier to appreciate flowers. In addition, it is suitable for planting in small pots, and the longer the cultivation time, the more vigorous it will be. Therefore, it has become a favorite bonsai variety of people, so that it has become an indispensable tree species at the Spring and Autumn Bonsai Exhibition.

Changshou plum is originally a variety introduced from foreign countries, and the stock in China is not too much, and the market demand is relatively large, so it will naturally push the first grade.

The difference between Japanese longevity plum and domestic longevity plum is reflected in the leaves, the leaves of Japanese longevity plum are smaller, dark green in color, and shiny, and have high ornamental value, while the leaves of domestic longevity plum are larger, the color is light green, and when breeding longevity plum, it is necessary to provide soil rich in organic matter.

The difference between Japanese longevity plum and domestic longevity plum is reflected in the leaves, the leaves of Japanese longevity plum are smaller, dark green in color, and shiny, and have high ornamental value, while the leaves of domestic longevity plum are larger, the color is light green, and when breeding longevity plum, it is necessary to provide soil rich in organic matter.

1. The blades are different

The leaves of the Japanese longevity plum and the domestic longevity plum are different, which is the biggest difference between them, among them, the leaves of the Japanese longevity plum are dark green, the shape is small, with luster on it, and the branches are easy to fix the shape with steel wire, while the leaves of the domestic longevity plum are light green, the shape is larger, and there is no luster on it.

2. Soil conditions

Longevity plum is suitable for growing in soil rich in organic matter, when cultivating longevity plum, it is necessary to use humus soil, garden soil and peat soil mixed to make the soil, and to apply rotting manure or cake fertilizer to the soil, so as to make it more fertile, and provide the nutrients needed for flowering for longevity plum.

3. Pruning

When breeding longevity plum, it needs to be pruned in spring or autumn every year, and the branches and leaves that are too messy can be cut off to make the longevity plum more beautiful, and during the pregnancy bud of longevity plum, the flower buds that grow too much should be cut off, so as not to lack nutrients and increase the ornamentality of longevity plum.

4. Maintenance method

When maintaining longevity plum, you need to control the frequency of watering, you can water it every 1-2 weeks to avoid water rot of the plant, and place the longevity plum in a bright place, so that it receives at least 4 hours of light every day, and in the summer period, you need to build a shade net above the longevity plum to avoid sunburn.

The leaves of the Japanese longevity plum are dark green and small and shiny in shape, while the domestic leaves are light green and large in shape but not dull. Maintenance conditions: organic soil, mainly mixed with humus, peat soil and sand as nutrient soil, and compost is applied once before planting; Pay attention to pruning, pruning properly in spring or autumn; Keep it moist and water every 1 2 weeks to avoid water accumulation in the potting soil.

The main difference between the Japanese longevity plum and the domestic one is the difference in the leaves, the leaves of the Japanese longevity plum are dark green, small in shape, and shiny, while the domestic leaves are mainly light green, the leaf shape is large, but there is no bright luster.

1. Organic soil

Longevity plum grows quickly in the organic soil with good air permeability, mainly mixed with humus, peat soil and sandy soil as nutrient soil, before planting, you can put some well-rotted compost or cake fertilizer at the bottom of the pot to promote the growth of the root system.

2. Pay attention to pruning

The growth rate of longevity plum is fast, and it can be properly pruned in spring or autumn, mainly cutting off excessive flower buds, and cutting off useless branches such as long branches, thin branches, diseased and insect branches, dead branches, etc., and the main branches should be appropriately cut short.

3. Keep it moist

Longevity plum likes to grow in a warm and humid environment, can be watered every 1 2 weeks, can not cause potting soil water, when the weather is hot, you can increase the number of watering appropriately, but also maintain sufficient light treatment, in order to promote the growth of flower buds.

The difference between Japanese longevity plum and domestic longevity plum is reflected in the leaves, the leaves of Japanese longevity plum are smaller, dark green in color, and shiny, and have high ornamental value, while the leaves of domestic longevity plum are larger, the color is light green, and when breeding longevity plum, it is necessary to provide soil rich in organic matter.

What are the differences between Japanese longevity plums and domestic ones?

1. The blades are different

The difference between Japanese longevity plum and domestic production.

The leaves of the Japanese longevity plum and the domestic longevity plum are different, which is the biggest difference between them, among them, the leaves of the Japanese longevity plum are dark green, the shape is small, with luster on it, and the branches are easy to fix the shape with steel wire, while the leaves of the domestic longevity plum are light green, the shape is larger, and there is no luster on it.

2. Soil conditions

Longevity plum is suitable for growing in soil rich in organic matter, when cultivating longevity plum, it is necessary to use humus soil, garden soil and peat soil mixed to make the soil, and to apply rotting manure or cake fertilizer to the soil, so as to make it more fertile, and provide the nutrients needed for flowering for longevity plum.

3. Pruning

When breeding longevity plum, it needs to be pruned in spring or autumn every year, and the branches and leaves that are too messy can be cut off to make the longevity plum more beautiful, and during the pregnancy bud of longevity plum, the flower buds that grow too much should be cut off, so as not to lack nutrients and increase the ornamentality of longevity plum.

4. Maintenance method

When maintaining longevity plum, you need to control the frequency of watering, you can water it every 1-2 weeks to avoid water rot of the plant, and place the longevity plum in a bright place, so that it receives at least 4 hours of light every day, and in the summer period, you need to build a shade net above the longevity plum to avoid sunburn.

This plum has varieties such as compound color begonia, oriental brocade, and nameless begonia.

According to the query of the plant network, the well-known varieties of Japanese longevity plum include compound color begonia, slag Dongyang brocade, nameless begonia, silver longevity, longevity, longevity crown, world one and so on; Some varieties have a flower diameter of 10 to 14 cm and a maximum of 16 cm, and are famous ornamental flowers in Japan.

The dregs of Japanese papaya are called longevity plums because the plant grows slowly, and the flower type is similar to plum blossoms, with single petals, usually four or five petals, so it is called "longevity plum". Native to the Hokkaido region of Japan, the longevity plum has a long history of cultivation in Japan, and has been cultivated by horticulturists in a variety of varieties, including red, white, pink, yellow, orange, and other flower colors.

Hello dear, longevity plum is prone to powdery mildew and scale insects. Longevity plum likes a moist environment and needs to be given water regularly during growth, but if the amount of water is not well controlled, if there is too much water, seepage will cause the water in the potting soil to be unable to drain, and the roots will be difficult to breathe normally, which will lead to rot, and will also cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall.

Japanese longevity plum is best prepared with 4 parts of humus soil, 4 parts of garden soil, 2 parts of river sand, and a small amount of mixture.

Longevity plum bonsai Chang quietly maintenance method:

1. Flower pots: Choose pottery flower pots with good air permeability, generally this kind of flower pots may not be very beautiful in the living room, if you are more mindful, you can choose purple sand pots and plastic pots.

2. Soil: Mix humus and garden soil and a small amount of sandy soil to form a soil with abundant nutrients and good air permeability suitable for the growth of this kind of plant, and you can also mix some fertilizers containing a variety of transport elements in the soil.

3. Watering: This kind of plant itself has a lot of water in its body, so it has a certain ability to resist drought. Water is given once every three days in spring and autumn, less watering is required in summer and winter, and water is used at the same temperature as room temperature when plants moved indoors in winter.

4. Fertilizer: After the plants and flowers wither, they are mainly given fertilizers containing nitrogen, and no fertilizer is applied after entering the summer.

Precautions: 1. Before putting soil in the pot, you can put some broken charcoal blocks at the bottom of the pot, which can increase the air permeability of the soil. Pon's.

2. After this kind of plant falls leaves, you can put the plant in a well-ventilated place on the balcony, and you can spray some water on the branches of the plant every day, so that after the weather warms up, the plant will be moved to the indoor temperature of about 15, and the plant will bloom soon.

3. Plants placed outdoors in the rainy season should pay attention to avoid the rain, too much water in the pot will cause the root system of the plant to rot and the leaves to fall.