Is it better to coat stone and sulfur mixture on bonsai relics or carbonize them?

1, principle: Sulfur mixture is a bactericide and insecticide, which can effectively protect bonsai from pests and diseases when applied to the surface of bonsai cultural relics. Carbonization is the process of transforming plant residues into carbon, which can be transformed into carbonized relics through high temperature and high pressure treatment, thus protecting plants from pests and fungi.

2. Effect: Stone-coated sulfur mixture can quickly and efficiently protect bonsai from pests and diseases, and make the dead remains of bonsai more bright and beautiful, while carbonization treatment can provide long-term protection effect and effectively protect plants from pests and diseases and fungi.

3. Applicable scenes: The stone-coated sulfur mixture is suitable for scenes that need to protect bonsai from pests and diseases quickly and efficiently, and carbonization treatment is suitable for scenes that need long-term protection effect or pay more attention to environmental protection and sustainable development.

4. To sum up, carbonization is good.