How to raise potted bamboo, how to raise bamboo bonsai

1. Soil selection: Bamboo is generally suitable for potted plants, because the soil of potted plants can ensure good drainage and corrosive substances are easy to add. And the soil must be clean, otherwise it will be harmed. The soil needs to be moist, and the soil should be loosened in time to ensure air circulation.

2. Watering: Wenzhu is not strict with water requirements, the general watering standard is that the soil is dry and then watered, watering should be watered thoroughly, that is, the leaves should also be watered, but pay attention not to cause waterlogging, the general spring and autumn air is relatively humid, so it needs to be watered according to the standard, and the summer is easy to dry the soil, then it is appropriate to wet the leaves.

3. Fertilizer control: Wenzhu actually does not have such a preference for fertilizer, unlike pothos, tiger tail orchid, etc., like the fortune tree, you can apply light fertilizer, generally based on nitrogen fertilizer, generally fertilized once a month, otherwise because the potting soil is relatively small, and the nutrients can not be replenished in time and there is a pathology.

5. Temperature regulation: bamboo in daily life as long as the temperature above 10 degrees Celsius can be employed, can grow normally, in summer in a ventilated and cool place, proper watering to cool down, and in winter, need to keep the indoor temperature above 5 degrees Celsius, otherwise the flowers make bamboo frostbite, and die.

6. The choice of environment: Bamboo is more delicate and can be said to be clean, so if it is placed in a place with a lot of smoke or dust, it will make its leaves yellow and dry.

1. Potting soil.

It is necessary to cultivate bamboo in the appropriate size, loose and fertile soil, especially the soil needs to have good drainage. There is an option to mix together soils such as humus, peat, etc.

2. Temperature. As a plant native to the tropics, bamboos prefer hot and humid environments. The most suitable ambient temperature range for the growth of bamboos is 15 to 25 degrees. If the temperature is too high in summer, it will stop growing when it reaches 32 degrees, and in winter the temperature should not fall below 10 degrees, otherwise frost damage will occur.

3. Moisture. Bamboo likes moisture, watering frequency changes according to the temperature and environmental humidity in different seasons, watering about 2 times a week in spring and autumn, due to high temperature in summer, water evaporation is fast, so the watering frequency should be increased to 3 4 times a week, and water can also be sprayed around the plant to increase environmental humidity; In winter, when the temperature is low, reduce the amount of watering. Spring, summer and autumn are generally watered in the evening, and in winter they can be watered at noon.

4. Fertilization. When fertilizing, we should remember the principle of thin fertilizer and frequent application, and never use thick fertilizer, otherwise fertilizer damage will occur. The frequency of fertilization is about once a month, you can choose a diluted thin fertilizer, you can increase the nitrogen content in the fertilizer in spring and summer, when the growing season ends when the plant is set, you can slowly reduce the amount of fertilizer and the frequency of fertilization, otherwise it will lead to plant growth, if the fertilizer is overused, remember to replace the potting soil.

5. Light. Bamboo loves shade, so be careful not to let the potted plant receive direct sunlight, and you can place it in a well-ventilated environment with mild astigmatism to grow. During the flowering period of bamboo, it is necessary to shelter from wind and rain, otherwise it will lead to a shortened flowering period and no seeds will be set after flowering.

6. Pests and diseases.

Leaf blight and aphids are the most common pests and diseases of bamboo, among which leaf blight often occurs in a humid and poorly ventilated environment, at this time, the environmental conditions should be changed, spraying Bordeaux liquid or carbendazim and other solutions; When aphids and other insect infestations occur, dimethoate can be sprayed.

The plants in the early stage of Wenzhu are relatively thin, and the temperature of bonsai within three years should be controlled within 20 degrees, placed in a semi-shaded environment, not direct sunlight, keep ventilation and moisture slightly damp, and do not accumulate water. Seedlings that are more than three years old generally cannot be maintained for bonsai.

Bamboo prefers a warm and humid environment, but it cannot have strong light. Many people will put their potted plants on the balcony, but sometimes the plants on the balcony will get direct sunlight, which will cause great loss to the growth of plants.

Bamboo likes a humid environment, but this does not mean that it should be watered frequently, if the potting soil is too wet, its root system will rot, and if the potting soil is too dry, it will make its leaves yellow and yellow, so watering problems also need to be paid attention to.

Wenzhu is not cold-tolerant, so Wenzhu is afraid of frost in winter, especially do not change the guess of sensitive frost, theoretically speaking, the temperature can not be lower than 5, which is basically the limit temperature, the safe temperature to the core branch less to be higher than 10. Plastic bags are wrapped in bamboo, which is a relatively simple measure to keep warm.

Can wrapping bamboo in a plastic bag resist frost?

But it can play a role, mostly to prevent the wind from blowing, the warmth effect is general, mainly depends on the ambient temperature, if the ambient temperature is too cold, it is useless to wrap plastic bags.

For example, if the ambient temperature is above 5, the effect of putting a plastic bag is better, but if the temperature is low, such as below zero, the effect of putting a plastic bag is not good.

Winter cultivation method of bamboo.

First of all, the water should be properly controlled, the more water in the basin, the less cold tolerant it is, and in turn, the soil in the basin can resist the cold if it is slightly drier! In addition, if the ambient temperature is low and the branches and leaves of Wenzhu cannot withstand frostbite, you can consider cutting off the upper part, leaving 1-2 cm of stalks in the above-ground part, and then wrapping the pot in torn clothes, which can basically germinate in the spring of the next year.

If the temperature is not too low, in addition to water control, it should be placed in a sunny place during the day, and the sun temperature can be exposed at will in winter!

1. Breeding environment: When cultivating bamboo bonsai, it should be placed in a place of astigmatism, avoiding direct sunlight, and the temperature should be kept between 10-30 degrees. 2. Reasonable fertilization

In spring and autumn, dilute liquid fertilizer is applied every half month, and fertilizer is stopped in summer and winter. 3. Propagation method: Bamboo can be sown and reproduced, and it is most suitable to sow in March and April every year.

1. Light and temperature environment

When cultivating bamboo bonsai, it should be placed in an environment with sufficient astigmatism, to maintain the emerald green of the branches and leaves, and the bamboo is not sun-resistant, in summer and autumn to avoid direct sunlight, so as not to burn the phenomenon, and the bamboo likes warmth, the breeding temperature is best kept between 10-30 degrees.

2. Reasonable fertilization

Bamboo has a greater demand for nutrients, in the process of breeding, can be used in the spring and autumn quietly selling season every half a month to apply diluted organic liquid fertilizer, promote the growth of plants, stop fertilizer in summer and winter, avoid fertilizer damage to bamboo, and fertilize bamboo, fertilizer should be applied to the soil, to avoid branches and leaves contact with fertilizer.

3. Reproduction method

Bamboos can be propagated by sowing seeds, selecting full, healthy, and non-damaging seeds, soaking them in water in March and April every year, waiting for 2 days and then taking them out, and then sowing them in fertile and loose potting soil, waiting for the seedlings to grow to a height of 4 cm and then transplanting.

1. Choose loose, fertile and well-drained soil.

2 Place on the east-west windowsill with scattered light.

3 Water once every 5-7 days.

4 Water liquid fertilizer once every 20 days.

5 Cut off the yellowing branches in time.