Maintenance methods and precautions for bonsai of Pinus truncatula

During the care of the Pinus tabulaeformis bonsai, fertilizer needs to be applied, but don't apply too much fertilizer. Generally speaking, fertilization 1-2 times a year is enough. In addition, you must prevent the invasion of pests and diseases in advance. If they have already appeared, you must capture them manually or spray them with pesticides.

Maintenance methods of Pinus bonsai

1. Moisture

When caring for the Pinus tabulaeformis bonsai, you must control the frequency and amount of watering. Just ensure that there is sufficient water to allow it to grow, but don't water it too much. Once water accumulates, it will cause root rot and cause it to grow poorly. Generally, watering should be done after the soil in the pot becomes dry.

2. Lighting

Osaka pine bonsai likes sunlight, so you need to give it sufficient light and proper sunlight exposure to make it grow stronger. However, if the light is too strong, it may burn it, so you need to take appropriate shading measures.

Things to note when planting pine bonsai

When planting Osaka pine bonsai, pay attention to the use of soil. Osaka pine likes acidic sandy soil, so you can buy some sandy soil and put some ferrous sulfate in it to keep the soil acidic. In addition, Osaka pine is relatively resistant to low temperatures and can be kept outside all year round. It does not need to be kept warm in winter like other flowers.