How to maintain the lucky fruit bonsai and what to pay attention to

Feng Shui meaning of auspicious fruit bonsai

The auspicious fruit is longan, which means "reunion". It is usually placed on the table during the Chinese New Year, representing the reunion of the family. It also tastes very good, so it can be given as a gift during festivals.

Maintenance methods of lucky fruit bonsai

The lucky fruit bonsai can be maintained indoors. It is considered a good bonsai plant. It has no impact when placed indoors and is also very pleasing to the eye.

When caring for the lucky fruit bonsai, it needs sufficient sunlight. It prefers a warm and dry growing environment. It also needs a good ventilation environment during maintenance.

When watering the auspicious fruit, you need to be careful and make sure to water it in moderation to avoid diseases and pests, and fertilize it regularly.

Auspicious fruit bonsai pruning and shaping

When the lucky fruit bonsai is first planted, it generally does not need to be pruned. After a period of maintenance, some of the dense branches and leaves as well as weak branches need to be cut off, which is more conducive to growth.

Lucky fruit bonsai yellow leaves

If the lucky fruit bonsai produces yellow leaves, it is usually due to excessive watering. It is necessary to reduce the amount of water in time and drain the water. Normally, it is necessary to wait until the soil is relatively dry before watering, and it should be done in moderation.

Lucky fruit bonsai leaves falling

The reason why the lucky fruit bonsai drops leaves is due to lack of fertilizer, especially lack of elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Some withered and yellow leaves need to be cut off and nutrients need to be supplemented in time.

Fertilizing the lucky fruit bonsai

When caring for the lucky fruit bonsai, some cake fertilizer and chicken manure fertilizer are generally applied. They need to be well decomposed. These fertilizers can generally meet its growth needs.

Replacement of potting soil

The lucky fruit bonsai will bear fruit every year, so its consumption of nutrients is relatively large. It needs to be repotted in February every year to replenish the nutrients it consumes. It needs to use nutrient soil containing phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.