Important tips for watering Bonsai ?
Primary issue that each bonsai beginner face is the implementation of correct method for watering their little bonsai plant.
The best time for watering is in the morning. Watering in the evening attracts snails which eat the tender roots. Water logging in the pot should be avoided.
Sufficient holes should be provided for drainage. Soil should not be clayey. Rose can or minishower can be used for watering.
Soil should not be disturbed while watering.
Rain water is the best. Tap water leaves calcite deposit on foliage. If so, use water standing in a tub. Water from filter point tube well is also good.
How to water an Indoor Bonsai plant?
Both over watering and under watering is harmful to bonsai plant. Never allow the soil to completely dry out.
To know more about proper watering of Bonsai Plant, here is a complete reference guide BONSAI: DHANATHINUM ANANDATHINUM.
Remember too much water kills the tree!
Pour water until excess water moves out through the bottom of the pot. Never water the bonsai again until the wet soil starts to dry out. This will ensure that the plant is not affected by the over watering. Similarly too little water dry out the tree and damages the root.
Primary issue that each bonsai beginner face is the implementation of correct method for watering their little bonsai plant.
The best time for watering is in the morning. Watering in the evening attracts snails which eat the tender roots. Water logging in the pot should be avoided.
Sufficient holes should be provided for drainage. Soil should not be clayey. Rose can or minishower can be used for watering.
Soil should not be disturbed while watering.
Rain water is the best. Tap water leaves calcite deposit on foliage. If so, use water standing in a tub. Water from filter point tube well is also good.
How to water an Indoor Bonsai plant?
Both over watering and under watering is harmful to bonsai plant. Never allow the soil to completely dry out.
To know more about proper watering of Bonsai Plant, here is a complete reference guide BONSAI: DHANATHINUM ANANDATHINUM.
Remember too much water kills the tree!
Pour water until excess water moves out through the bottom of the pot. Never water the bonsai again until the wet soil starts to dry out. This will ensure that the plant is not affected by the over watering. Similarly too little water dry out the tree and damages the root.
The real goal of growing a Bonsai is to make natures' miniature but realistic representation in the form of a tree. It re-energizes your home and you will love them like your kids. Please go through Bonsai plants and related things for more in Bonsai world. Hope this post help you!
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Email : sreesreejosephpj@yahoo.com
Web: BONSAIKERALA.BLOGSPOT.COM
Address:
Pattupara, East of Tele. Exchange
Alappuzha - 688001, Kerala , India.
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