Before the plant enters the growth period, the plants should be divided into several parts. Generally, the plants that are shorter but flourish should be selected to make bonsai with high ornamental value.
The best soil for bonsai is sandy soil with some air permeability, which can be padded with some water sucking stones or small stones.
When applying fertilizer to plants, you can choose liquid fertilizer with lower concentration. The amount should also be well controlled. If you apply too much fertilizer to plants, it is likely to cause leaves to turn yellow. This is because of the phenomenon of burning seedlings caused by excessive fertility.
Potted plants like to moisten some soil, so watering should keep the soil moist. But wetness doesn't mean watering more. If there is water in the soil, the root system will rot and the leaves will wither.
Plants like a cool environment, but also to receive some regular sunshine, the best to receive some scattered light, can be placed next to some large plants cool.
The purpose of pruning is to remove the dead leaves and miscellaneous branches of the plant. The yellow leaves should be pruned in time to ensure its beauty.
