Maintenance methods and management points of mountain orange bonsai What kind of soil is good for planting

Mountain orange bonsai is more suitable for growing in a soil mixture of river sand, peat soil and base fertilizer. This can allow the soil to drain normally, which is conducive to the development and growth of the root system. In addition, after about three years of care, the mountain orange bonsai can be repotted.

Maintenance methods of mountain orange bonsai

1. Lighting:

Keep the mountain orange bonsai in a semi-shaded environment. As long as there is sufficient scattered light, the mountain orange bonsai can grow. However, during the growth period, it can see more sunlight. However, you should pay attention to shading in the summer to prevent the leaves from turning yellow and falling off.

2. Water and fertilizer management:

When caring for the mountain orange bonsai, it is recommended to apply fertilizer at the beginning of spring to promote the germination of the mountain orange. After that, as the temperature rises, the growth rate is relatively fast. Apply decomposed farmyard manure and then add decomposed solid cake fertilizer. During the period of vigorous growth, apply thin fertilizer every 7 days or so. This will make the mountain orange bonsai grow better.

Things to note when planting mountain orange bonsai

1. When planting mountain orange bonsai, be careful not to apply fertilizer immediately, but apply top dressing around the beginning of spring. This can promote germination. After that, as the temperature rises, the growth rate will increase, and special attention should be paid to the management of fertilizer and water.

2. Before planting the mountain orange bonsai, it is necessary to prune it once, which is conducive to picking the new buds after they sprout, and the fruits should be thinned out appropriately when they just start to bear fruit. After about 6 years of cultivation, the new branches of the tree stump can be basically formed.