Start your exciting bonsai journey with a complete guide on how to get started in bonsai. This video is specially designed for beginners who want to learn the art of growing bonsai. We cover important topics such as choosing the right plant, potting techniques, pruning, wiring and bonsai care. Whether you're just starting out or just want to improve your skills, this book will give you the knowledge and motivation to start your own bonsai garden.
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Creating a Hibiscus Bonsai involves artfully cultivating a tiny version of the hibiscus plant. Here are the essential care guidelines for nurturing a healthy and vibrant hibiscus bonsai:
1. Selecting the Right Plant:
Choose a young hibiscus plant with a sturdy trunk and plenty of branches to work with.
Ensure the plant is healthy, disease-free, and has strong roots and abundant foliage.
2. Placement:
Hibiscus trees thrive in full sun or semi-shade.
Tropical species should be protected from frost and brought indoors during winter. Grow lights can help with indoor overwintering.
Hibiscus syriacus, a hardy species, can be placed in a cold but frost-free greenhouse during winter.
3. Watering:
Keep the soil consistently moist. Water thoroughly when the soil becomes dry.
Avoid letting the roots dry out too much, as it can cause dropped flower buds.
Use neutral water with a pH value between 6.5 and 7.5.
4. Fertilizing:
Fertilize the tree once a month with solid organic fertilizer or use liquid fertilizer weekly.
Stop trimming in June if you want the tree to bloom
5. Pruning and Wiring:
Prune branches and shoots considerably during the early stages of bonsai development to create good ramification.
On mature trees, shorten new shoots, leaving one or two leaves.
Be cautious when wiring, as hibiscus branches break easily. Guy wires can help shape the branches.
6. Repotting:
Repot hibiscus trees every two to three years in summer using a standard soil mixture.
Older specimens require less frequent repotting. For old trees, use a higher ratio of Akadama in the mix.
7. Propagation:
Propagate hibiscus from seeds in spring or from cuttings in summer.
Air-layering is also an option.
Remember that the showy hibiscus flowers, which last only one day each, are the most striking feature of this bonsai. They come in various colors, including red, white, yellow, orange, pink, purple, or blue. Happy bonsai gardening! 🌺🌿
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16 окт 2024
