How to grow small fruit persimmon bonsai

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Loose soil can be used to grow small-fruit persimmon bonsai. It can tolerate relatively poor soil, but in order for it to grow more healthily, it is best to use fertile and well-breathable soil.

2. Light: Appropriate light exposure can promote photosynthesis, so that it will grow faster. If it is kept in a weak or dark growth environment for a long time, it may cause poor growth.

3. Temperature: It needs to be given a growing environment of 23-32℃. It likes a high temperature environment, so when the temperature is low in winter, the temperature should be adjusted appropriately and the wind should be properly blocked. It is best to grow it indoors.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Bud grafting: Choose strong new shoots for bud grafting. Put them in the air after cutting to avoid oxidation. It is best to do it in August and September. It is best to choose cloudy and windless weather for grafting. Try not to graft on rainy days.

2. Grafting propagation: Choose healthy mother branches and store them in sand. It is usually best to do so in February. Grafting too early may cause the dead cells at the interface to thicken, affecting the survival rate. If grafting is too late, water may be lost.