Bonsai always has problems, how to find them in advance? All the problems are caused by the roots. how do you know

As I said before, the choice of stumps must be to buy back the stumps you like and are satisfied with before cultivating them. Generally speaking, newly planted stumps will germinate after about half a month of maintenance, in spring. Don't be too happy at this time, this bud doesn't mean that the pile survived. This period of time is particularly important, so maintenance should be kept up in time, otherwise it will easily cause sprouting. Pay more attention when it is hot in summer, and be careful in maintenance, otherwise you will die easily.

The reason is that some piles germinate because they have accumulated nutrients, that is, fake life. In the early stage of pile raising, it is necessary to know whether the newly planted piles germinate new roots in time, so as to adopt different maintenance methods to make the roots that have not germinated in time grow rapidly and grow as soon as possible. Adopting different curing methods at different stages can not only improve the survival rate of piles, but also shorten the time of blank cultivation.

There must be some differences in the digging time, damage degree, wound healing ability and adaptability to the new environment of the piles we bought in the market, which determines the speed of root growth. In the process of blank cultivation, if the maintenance is not in place, the root wound of the new pile has not healed, which is easy to be infected by bacteria. Too much watering will make the soil airtight and accelerate the decay of unhealed roots. Moreover, the remaining few can not guarantee the growth of the pile, which will lead to the germination and death of the sprouted pile. Therefore, the first step of survival is to sprout new roots as soon as possible.

At present, the blank is only raised after piling, and most of them put a bag on the pile. This can ensure that the pile is in an artificially superior small environment. The advantage of this is that the pile can germinate and grow quickly. However, it should be noted that this is only because of the small environment created by ourselves and the nutrients accumulated by the pile itself. It is not that the root system of the pile took root and really survived. At this time, the maintenance is not in place, such as excessive watering, excessive fertilization and excessive sun exposure. , will directly affect the original root system. The wound is difficult to heal, the root system is not breathing well, and new roots are difficult to grow. When the accumulated nutrients of the pile are exhausted, the newly sprouted branches will die rapidly without unsustainable nutrient and water supply.

The key to observe the survival of newly planted piles is to see if there are new roots sprouting. Here is a way to tell if there is a new root. Otherwise, people will definitely say that I said a lot of nonsense. Details are as follows:

1. When the sprout of our new pile grows to about 5 cm, we need to know whether the new root of the pile has grown and how much.

2. Choose a cloudy day with suitable temperature, take off the wrapped plastic bag and let the pile adapt to the external environment first. If it can adapt, after taking off the plastic bag, the new tender branches and leaves can still maintain a vigorous growth trend, and they will be bright and straight after 24 hours. This shows that your pile has taken root and sprouted, and it can be maintained normally.

3. If you find that the new tender branches and leaves are wilting, you should put on plastic bags again and moisturize the branches, that is, spray water and fog in the morning and evening. It is also necessary to control the amount of watering and keep the substrate soil dry, so as to better ventilate the roots and ensure the new roots to germinate as soon as possible.

4. Don't mix the surviving piles with roots and the surviving piles without roots for maintenance, which will only increase the cultivation burden of the rootless piles, so that the roots can't absorb nutrients well, the new roots can't germinate, and the old roots rot and die. We should separate the surviving piles from the rootless piles.

I'm Juanzi, a girl from the "greenhouse". I wrote an article about how to use plastic bags correctly and skillfully in the early stage of green cultivation of downhill piles. Interested basin friends can pay attention and look forward to it. Can better carry out the stripping work of downhill piles. That's it. Still the same old saying. Pay attention to it and add some praise. It's better to press one key three times in a row. Thank you!