What kind of wild stumps can be used as bonsai (with production method attached)

There are many wild stumps that can be used as bonsai, such as elm, boxwood, pine, Quemei, etc., which are very common wild varieties, are commonly used materials, and are also common products on the market, and the production methods of these bonsai are similar. Choose a deeper pot and plant it in spring. After planting, prune according to your hobbies.

I. It can be used as a stump for bonsai

1. Elm: one of the most common bonsai, its price is very cheap, the leaves are exquisite, the color is green and shiny, and it is placed at home, with good ornamental value.

2. Boxwood: it grows slowly and has strong vitality. It is a common bonsai material. According to its own shape slightly adjust, can guarantee the beauty

3. Quemei: it's also a very common variety. The trunk grows strangely and the posture is beautiful. It can be used with rocks.

4. Pine: it looks more chic, and it is more resistant to trimming and has a very strong plasticity.

2. Production method

1. Basin selection: it is better to use a slightly deep flowerpot, whose shape depends on the tree shape. Rectangular and round basins are more common.

2. Soil use: sand soil, rotten soil or garden soil with good water permeability and air permeability can be used after they are evenly mixed.

Soil

3. Planting: it's better to plant before and after the spring equinox. Before planting, you can trim the shape properly, cut the long roots short, and fertilize the bottom of the pot.

4. Pruning: the main branches can be pruned as appropriate, the big branches should be pruned in winter, and the small branches can be tied down after pruning in summer and autumn.