How to grow ash bonsai

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1. Downhill pile

2. Cuttings

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Downhill piles: Excavate in winter and early spring. Avoid damage during excavation. Cut off rotten roots that affect the growth of downhill piles, replenish water, and soak rooting agent. After processing, prepare sand. Then plant the downhill pile into it. Cutting: Prepare the plant, cut off the strong annual branches, and insert the branches into the sandy soil. They will take root in about 30 days. After the growth is stable, you can plant them into potted landscapes.

1. Downhill pile

1. Downhill piles

1. If conditions permit, you can excavate in winter and early spring. Do not choose to excavate from mid-June to mid-August. Avoid damage during excavation and prevent large amounts of water shortage.

2. After excavation, the downhill piles must be It takes root relatively easily, so the rotten roots that affect growth should be cut off to prevent them from hindering later absorption. You also need to replenish water, and dehydration may occur. If conditions permit, you can soak the roots in a rooting agent, which will facilitate rooting in the later stages.

3. After processing, you can prepare the sand and soil, then plant the downhill piles in it and wait for them to sprout, take root and survive.

2. Cuttings

1. Although it is very convenient to use downhill piles for planting, in order to protect the ecological environment, this method is not recommended now. Cuttings are now available and easy to do at home.

2. Cutting branches is very important for the survival of cuttings. Prepare the plants, cut off strong annual branches from above, and cut them to about 10 centimeters.

3. Cuttings can be made in sandy soil, insert the branches, provide appropriate shade, and keep them moist. Roots will take place in about 30 days.

4. After the growth is stable, you can plant it. Develop a bonsai landscape.

2. Cuttings

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