How to manage Vitex negundo bonsai?

Vitex negundo has strong vitality, so cultivation is relatively simple. Sandy soil species can basically survive by bagging and moisturizing. Some species of Vitex negundo did not germinate that year, but only germinated the next year. This is because Vitex negundo goes downhill for a long time, which leads to the lack of water in the pile, and the water supply to the pile is slow after being put into the pot, thus delaying the germination time.

Therefore, after Vitex negundo goes down the mountain, it should be soaked in clear water according to the degree of water shortage, and the time varies from one to seven days. The higher the temperature, the faster the Vitex negundo germinates. Vitex negundo can germinate in seven days in summer. After germination, it has not yet taken root. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to water and fertilizer conservation, and there is no need to rush to the basin.

The leaf control of Vitex negundo is the same as that of other miscellaneous trees. When the leaves of Vitex negundo are removed, the size of the newly grown leaves becomes half of the original size, and the removal of leaves twice can be controlled to the size of the fingernail. It should be noted that when picking leaves, cut them off, but keep the petiole. When new leaves grow, the petiole will naturally fall off.

Extended data

Vitex negundo mainly focuses on observing the roots, but it is not appropriate to directly expose the roots when raising piles in the upper basin, otherwise it will cause water loss. When planting, try to cultivate the whole root with moist culture soil first, and then rinse the root out gradually by watering.

After planting, water it, place it in a cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight, and often spray water to cool and humidify the plants and their surroundings.