How to raise red bean mountain flowers

1. When making a Taxus bonsai, you can choose a larger flowerpot. The specific shape can be determined according to your personal preferences and modeling needs. Recommended square teapot. Make more holes in the bottom of the pot to enhance the air permeability and water permeability of the flowerpot.

2. Taxus likes loose, fertile, moist, breathable and slightly acidic soil rich in humus, which can be mixed with peat soil and perlite. Don't use clay, clay is airtight, and don't use sand. Sand keeps fertilizer, but its water retention is poor. 3. In spring, select some strong branches that grow upward, cut them off, put them into flowing water to wash the resin flowing out of the wound, prepare clean and pollution-free coarse sand or vermiculite, and insert the washed branches into the coarse sand or vermiculite.

The cutting depth is one third of the branch depth. After cutting, water it and keep it in a semi-shade. Pay attention to water spraying and moisturizing. It takes about 40 days to take root, and it can be transplanted into the prepared flowerpot in about 90 days.

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Taxus bonsai likes humid growth environment and is not resistant to waterlogging. When it is hot in summer, you should water more, spray water on the leaves, and keep a humid growth environment. Avoid rainy days, reduce the number of watering in winter, take no watering as the principle, but water it thoroughly.

Taxus chinensis has a low demand for fertilizer, so it is better to apply more fertilizer. During the growth period, Taxus chinensis should apply some rapeseed fertilizer and nitrogen fertilizer. Applying rapeseed cake fertilizer once every half month can make the bonsai of Taxus chinensis grow more luxuriantly.

Prune the Taxus bonsai in February every year, because February is the season when Taxus bonsai begins to sprout, which plays a great role in the growth of Taxus bonsai. Not suitable for pruning in growing season.