How to grow aerial-rooted ficus bonsai

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1. Use soil

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

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Soil used: Sandy soil and cinder can be mixed and used, or nutrient soil can be purchased directly. Moisture: There should be enough moisture in the soil, usually every 3-5 days. If the temperature is high, you can water more. Nutrients: Do not fertilize too much. Adding an appropriate amount of compound fertilizer can meet its growth needs. Do not use undecomposed fertilizers.

1. Use soil

1. Soil

When cultivating aerial bonsai, it is best to use soil mixed with sandy soil and cinders. This soil mix is more conducive to its growth. Its growth performance is relatively strong and its soil requirements are not very strict. If there are no conditions, you can also use coconut bran for farming. Some flower lovers will buy nutrient soil directly, which is also possible.

2. Moisture

Promptly provide It is also important for the plant to replenish the water it needs, and there should be a certain amount of moisture in the soil. You should also master the correct method of watering. When watering, you must water the pot soil thoroughly. The next watering should be done after the soil has dried. Generally, the time interval between each watering is 3-5 days. When the temperature becomes higher, you can water more appropriately.

3. Nutrients

It is If you don't like fertilizer very much, you don't need to apply too much fertilizer to it. You can apply some compound fertilizer when fertilizing. Do not apply too much fertilizer, as fertilizer damage is easy to occur, and do not use fertilizer that has not been decomposed. Not only will such fertilizer not be absorbed by the plant, but its roots will be burned.

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

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