Ginger Bonsai Cultivation Techniques

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1. Cultivation steps

2. Precautions

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Choose healthy ginger pieces with no scars and two small buds, soak them in a specially disinfected solution and then dry them; choose suitable soil and flower pots, dig a hole in the pot soil and bury the ginger pieces in it OK; after pressing the soil firmly, cover it with a layer of soil; place the plant in a place with weak sunlight, and find a suitable time to water the plant every day. After about a week, the plant will be able to emit light. sprouts.

1. Cultivation steps

1. Cultivation steps

1. Disinfection: Choose healthy ginger pieces with no scars and two small buds, soak them in a specially disinfected solution for half an hour, and put them in the air Dry in a well-circulated area.

2. Soil: This type of plant does not like too much water. , so the soil should be sandy soil with drainage capabilities.

3. Flowerpot: Choose a flowerpot with small holes at the bottom. If too much water is supplied, the water can flow out from the bottom of the flowerpot, preventing the plant from losing its life due to excessive water.

4. Planting: Pour the previously prepared soil into the flower pot, dig a hole in the pot soil, put the ginger pieces in and bury it; press the soil until it is firm, and then cover it. A layer of soil; after giving the plant a little water, place the flower pot in a place with weak sunlight. Find a suitable time to water the plant every day to keep the soil in the pot moist. After about a week, the plants will be able to send out new shoots.

2. Precautions

1 You can cut the sprouted ginger into small pieces, leaving one or two small buds on each piece. Ginger pieces with wounds can be planted after the wounds are dry. For ginger pieces without buds, you can bury them in the sand and cover them with plastic film. They will sprout small buds in about a week.

2. When planting, the small buds of the ginger pieces should face upward and do not place them randomly.

2. Precautions

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