After the selected plant, the preliminary pruning can be carried out to remove the cross branch, overlapping branch, disease and insect branch and excessive branch. Then purple sand basin was chosen as the container of bonsai because of its good permeability. Upper basin, cover with soil, it is better to be rich in humus and sandy soil with good drainage performance, which can be mixed with peat soil and perlite to form nutrient soil, then compacted and watered. Then put it in the place of light and ventilation for maintenance.
Balsam likes light. It's very important to take a bath in the sun, but don't expose to the sun for a long time. The strong direct sunlight in summer may burn the leaves. In fact, Pistacia weinmannifolia is also a little shade resistant, so a few days without sun is OK.
Don't water the Pistacia weinmannifolia too often. It's better not to accumulate water. Otherwise, too much water may cause rotten roots. Generally, water once every 3-5 days. Remember to water it thoroughly. In spring and summer, we need to keep the soil moist, but in autumn and winter, we need to follow the principle of "see dry and see wet".
Fragrant wood like warm environment, afraid of severe cold, the most suitable temperature for growth is 20 ℃ - 30 ℃, in winter, it should be placed indoors for maintenance, and the temperature should be kept above 5 ℃, then it can survive the winter safely.
In the seedling, it is better not to apply fertilizer. Fragrant wood is very sensitive to fertilizer. In addition to the water and fertilizer applied once or twice a month in the growing season from May to September, other seasons try to reduce or not to apply fertilizer. And in order to maintain the good ornamental effect of bonsai, the fertilizer should not be nitrogen fertilizer.
The maintenance of Pistacia weinmannifolia should pay attention to ventilation, but the connection point of its leaves is relatively fragile, so do not be blown by the strong wind, or it will easily lead to falling leaves.
The production and maintenance of Pistacia weinmannifolia bonsai is introduced here. I hope it can help you.
