Maintenance methods for Japanese juniper bonsai: one-year maintenance method

The juniper bonsai should be repotted every 2-3 years, and the roots should be pruned when repotting. The juniper bonsai should be placed in a sunny and airy location. In summer, pay attention to shade and sun protection, and water the juniper regularly. March to May is the period of vigorous growth, and fertilizer can be applied 2-3 times. In autumn, put decomposed cake fertilizer crumbs in the pot. During the growth period of the juniper bonsai, pay attention to correct pruning.

Maintenance methods of juniper bonsai

1. Repot regularly

During the maintenance of the juniper bonsai, the pot should be repotted regularly to ensure suitable soil conditions. The pot should be repotted every 2-3 years, and the time for repotting should be in spring from April to May. When repotting, remove half of the old soil and replace it with loose, breathable new soil.

2. Placement

The juniper bonsai should be placed in a location with good sunlight and air circulation, and maintain sufficient sunlight exposure, which is conducive to the growth of the juniper bonsai. In the hot summer weather, it can be shaded and protected from the sun to avoid being burned by the scorching sun.

3. Water requirements

The soil in the pot of juniper should be kept sufficiently moist. Water the juniper regularly according to its growth. Generally, adhere to the principle of watering when the soil is dry and watering when the soil is wet. Keep the soil slightly moist, but avoid excessive watering to cause water accumulation. During dry periods, spray water on the branches and leaves frequently.

Things to note when planting juniper bonsai

Juniper bonsai is not cold-resistant, and the temperature during maintenance should be kept between 15-20 degrees. It is suitable for growing in a humid environment, so the land for maintaining Juniper bonsai should always keep the soil moist and the temperature high. When the weather is hot, water it every 2 days.