Cultivation methods and precautions of ginseng banyan bonsai

Soil: To propagate banyan bonsai, use a loose, breathable, acidic soil environment. It is recommended to mix humus soil and garden soil, which can basically meet the growth needs.

Watering: The water consumption during the growing period is large, so it is necessary to replenish water in time, generally once every 5 days or so. Proper water control in winter.

Fertilization: Apply thin fertilizer frequently in spring and autumn to ensure sufficient nutrients, and stop fertilization in winter. In addition, pay attention to changing the pot every year to ensure enough space for growth.

In the process of cultivating ginseng ficus, it can be watered with nutrient-rich natural water and river water to keep the soil moist, and it can also provide balanced inorganic fertilizer for ginseng ficus to improve the growth rate of plants.

1. Provide water

In the process of maintenance, it can be watered every three days to keep the soil moist, in the summer when the temperature is high, it can be watered twice a day, and in the winter when the temperature is low, it can be watered once a week.

2. Scientific fertilization

Ginseng ficus is suitable for growing in a more fertile environment, too little fertilization will lead to poor plant growth, leaves yellow, so in daily maintenance, can provide a balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer for Ginseng ficus, so that the plant can absorb enough nutrients and grow stronger.

3. Supplemental lighting

Ginseng ficus is inseparable from light in the process of growth, insufficient light will cause the plant to grow and the branches are thin and soft, so when maintaining, you can put the ginseng ficus in a sunny environment, so that the plant can receive all-day sunshine, so that the light is too strong in summer, it can be moved into the astigmatism environment, and the strong light can be used to avoid strong light affecting the growth of the plant.

4. Prune

In the process of caring for the ginseng ficus, it can be pruned. First of all, you can choose scissors with a sharp edge and wipe and disinfect with an alcohol cotton cloth, and then use scissors to cut off the branches and leaves of the ginseng ficus that are not growing well and cannot grow normally to help the plant save nutrients.

If you want to cultivate ginseng ficus, you can use well-drained sandy loam soil for cultivation. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to place the ginseng ficus in a warm and ventilated place for maintenance, and pay attention to the shade or cold protection in summer and winter. During the spring and autumn period, the ginseng ficus needs to be pruned, and it is necessary to pluck the tops and prune the dead branches and leaves, which is conducive to the growth of the ginseng ficus.

Ginseng fig is an evergreen tree plant in the mulberry family, also known as the puffer fish tree. Ficus ginseng has strong adaptability and is not tolerant to waterlogging, so if you want to breed ficus ginseng, you can use loose and fertile acidic sandy loam soil for cultivation. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to give a warm and ventilated environment to the ginseng ficus, and the temperature should be stabilized at 18 to 33 degrees to facilitate the growth of the ginseng ficus.

Keeping the ginseng ficus indoors, you need to open the windows frequently to keep the indoor air circulation, which can reduce the chance of ginseng ficus disease. During the maintenance period, it should be noted that the ginseng ficus needs to have sufficient light during the growth period. In spring and autumn, you can move the ginseng ficus to an outdoor location with plenty of light and give it plenty of light for it to grow.

During the maintenance period of ginseng ficus, it should be watered appropriately to keep the soil moist. At the beginning of growth, an appropriate amount of fertilizer should be applied to the ginseng ficus, and the fertilizer is mainly compound fertilizer. During the maintenance period, it should be noted that the ginseng ficus is not cold-tolerant, and during the winter, it needs to be moved to a warm room and the temperature needs to be stable at about 10 degrees.

During the growth period of the ginseng ficus, it needs to be pruned properly to improve the ornamentality. If you want to prune the ginseng ficus, it is generally suitable to do it in spring or autumn. In the spring, it is necessary to pluck the buds of the ginseng fig, which can promote the growth of the side buds.

In autumn, it is necessary to prune the dead, long or old branches of the ginseng ficus to save nutrients.

Soil: Ginseng banyan bonsai is relatively robust in nature, because the requirements for the substrate are not very high, and ordinary flower soil can be used generally. If the conditions are better, the acidic sandy loam soil with loose and fertile, good drainage and rich organic matter is selected.

If alkaline soil is used, it is easy to make the leaves of the plant turn yellow, and the plant will not grow well.

Light: It is more light-loving, but it is also tolerant of semi-shade. It is best to maintain it in an environment with sufficient scattered light, and pay attention to shading when there is strong light.

Fertilization: It can be given a small amount of compound slow-release fertilizer once in each season, mainly nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Fertilization can be applied three or four times a year, and it should not be excessive, otherwise it is easy to cause branches and leaves to grow, destroy the overall shape, and affect the appreciation value.

Watering: Watering the ginseng banyan bonsai should be dry and wet, so that the potting soil is always kept in a slightly moist state. However, it is important not to accumulate water, and you need to control the amount of water and the frequency of watering.

Repotting: It can be repotted every two years, preferably in early April. Remove the soil from the surrounding area of the pot, then gently remove the plants, remove most of the old soil, and cut off some of the aging roots.

Replace the plant with a larger pot, fill it with fresh, fertile nutrient soil, and replant the plant.