How to maintain and pay attention to the red nan bonsai

Feng Shui meaning of red nan bonsai

The red nanmu bonsai has a relatively good meaning in Feng Shui. It has the meaning of changing luck and attracting wealth, and can change the recent fortune situation, so you can put it indoors for maintenance. It can not only help you change your luck, but it is also a very good-looking ornamental plant with a very beautiful shape.

Maintenance methods of red nan bonsai

The red nanmu bonsai can be maintained indoors. It is evergreen all year round and does not shed its leaves. It has lush branches and leaves and strong budding ability. It is relatively easy to manage and maintain. It can be placed in the room for maintenance, but not for too long. If it is placed for a long time, it is usually placed on the balcony or roof.

When caring for the red nan bonsai, it must be placed in a place with sufficient light and good ventilation. When planting, loose, fertile and well-drained soil is generally used for planting, which is conducive to its growth. Watering and fertilizing are required in time during maintenance.

Pruning and shaping of red nanmu bonsai

When caring for the red nanmu bonsai, it needs some pruning. Generally, some overlapping branches, crossed branches, and drooping and weak branches should be cut off. This is not only conducive to growth, but also allows it to have a better-looking plant shape.

Red nanmu bonsai yellow leaves

When caring for the red nanmu bonsai, yellow leaves usually appear due to lack of fertilizer. During the growing period, thin fertilizers should be applied frequently, mainly nitrogen and potassium fertilizers. Under normal circumstances, a thin cake fertilizer water can be applied once every half a month.

Red cedar bonsai leaves falling

The red nanmu bonsai will shed leaves due to dryness, so it needs to be watered regularly, maintained at a suitable growth temperature, and have sufficient sunlight. It also needs to be repotted regularly, and the soil in the pot must be kept moist each time it is watered.

Fertilizing red nanmu bonsai

In winter, the red nanmu bonsai should be fertilized with more potassium fertilizer and phosphorus fertilizer, which can enhance the resistance of the potted plants and help them survive the cold winter. In addition, organic fertilizer should be used, and concentrated fertilizer or chemical fertilizer should be avoided, as it will damage the roots.