What kind of trees are suitable for bonsai in rural areas, and how to find bonsai in the mountains?

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1. What tree is suitable?

2. How to go up the mountain and discover

In rural areas, any shrub with small leaves can be used as a bonsai. When a bonsai is found in the mountains, it is easy to survive as long as the stumps are dug up and kept moist, fresh, cut correctly, planted quickly, and kept moist.

1. What kind of trees are suitable?

There are many trees that can be used for bonsai in rural areas, and the types vary in different regions.

1. Plain: wolfberry, elm and pine are relatively common types of potted plants. These potted plants are easy to survive and are the most popular on the market.

2. Mountain areas: common ones include plum blossoms and boxwood. In these areas, any shrub with small leaves can be used as a bonsai. The shape of the leaves and branches determines the quality of the material.

2. How to discover up the mountain

1. Excavation of old piles should be done in winter or the rainy season. When digging, attention should be paid to protecting the roots and minimizing breakage of the roots. The more whiskers, the better. After cutting off the main root, prune the branches and leaves extensively to reduce the overall size, leaving only a few twigs and leaves. This can increase the survival rate of the plant.

2. After the tree stump has adapted to the pot, remember to frequently spray water on the surface of the pot so that the branches and leaves are covered with moisture, and also properly block the sun.

3. When the tree stump is dug, it is easy to survive by keeping it moist, fresh, pruned correctly, planted quickly, and maintaining humidity. Maintaining humidity is very critical. You can put a plastic bag on the root to prevent it from growing. Water evaporates.

4. If the new shoots sprouting from the stump are in inappropriate positions, they need to be pruned to prevent damage to the overall shape in the future.

5. Get more sunshine in summer, and perform proper pruning and shaping in autumn. Unsuitable branches need to be cut off without distress.

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