What does downhill pile mean?

Downhill pile is a bonsai pile blank excavated from wild forest, whose roots are severely cut off, that is, the stump is taken down from the mountain. Because many bonsai materials are in deep forests or wild valleys, it is customary to call non-artificially cultivated piles downhill piles.

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Downhill pile is a bonsai pile blank excavated from wild forest, whose roots are severely cut off, that is, the stump is taken down from the mountain. Because many bonsai materials are in deep forests or wild valleys, it is customary to call non-artificially cultivated piles downhill piles.

First, the cultivation method of downhill piles

1, downhill piles like to grow in loose, breathable, well-drained soil rich in humus, so four parts of humus soil, one part of sand and one part of sawdust can be mixed evenly, and appropriate amount of cake fertilizer and water can be added to make the roots fully absorb nutrients and grow.

2. Prune diseased roots, withered roots and miscellaneous rotten roots before planting downhill piles, and disinfect the wounds in time after pruning. In the growing period, some over-dense branches, long branches, thin branches, dead branches of pests and diseases, cross branches of old branches and withered old leaves will be cut off one by one.

3. The growth of downhill piles should ensure sufficient sunshine. For example, it is best to put it in the south direction during the growing period, so as to fully accept the sunlight and promote the growth of roots, stems and leaves. In summer, you can shade the sun properly to keep the indoor scattered light environment.