How to maintain Ji bonsai

First, reasonable watering: Ji bonsai should be watered in time during the maintenance period, and sufficient water can promote growth. Watering should follow the principle of "seeing dry and wet, alternating dry and wet". After the soil is dry, water it in time and every time to avoid water accumulation in the basin. From the end of autumn, after the temperature drops, water should be controlled throughout the winter to avoid a lot of water, and the basin soil should be kept slightly dry.

Suitable soil: Ji should be raised in suitable soil, which is more conducive to root development and plant growth. Suitable for loose, permeable and well-drained sandy soil, generally made of humus soil, garden soil and coarse river sand. During the breeding period, you should loosen the soil regularly, and you can change the pot soil in about two years, and you can change a slightly larger flowerpot and new soil.

3. Fertilization: Fertilize Hebei in time, and different fertilizers are used in different periods. Fertilize the new branches before germination in spring, and apply decomposed sheep manure or cake fertilizer. Before flowering, potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be sprayed once every half month to promote bud differentiation. Topdressing regularly during the growth period to avoid excessive topdressing. Top-dressing winter fertilizer before winter.

4. Sunshine: Ji likes sunshine. During the growing period, she should see more sunshine and keep plenty of sunshine.

5. Prune in time: Ji Weizi has a strong ability to grow long branches, and the branches grow in disorder, so it needs to be pruned in time. After flowering, residual flowers should be cut off, and long branches, diseased branches, overlapping branches and cross branches should also be trimmed.

Ji Ye Xiao is small and thin, with dense branches and purple flowers. The buds are crystal clear and kind, and the tidbits are gorgeous. The seedlings can be potted directly without pruning, which is very attractive. This tree species has different performances all year round. In spring, its leaves are light green and fresh, which makes people feel at ease when they see them. Summer and autumn are its flowering periods, and purple flowers are pleasing to the eye. After winter, its leaves will slowly change from green to red, then to golden yellow, then to red, and finally fall with the wind. Even falling leaves is a very beautiful and moving process of change.