What is the role of ball pine

The role of ball pine in making miniature potted plants

The leaves of the ball pine are thick and fleshy, and the color of the leaves is lush and green, which is very beautiful. On the other hand, succulent plants such as Pinus sphaerocephala are relatively easy to keep alive. Pinus sphaerocephala prefers a dry environment, so you must pay attention to ventilation and do not allow water to accumulate in the pot where it is planted. It needs to be given sufficient sunlight, but when the temperature is too high, the Pinus sphaerocephala will be in a semi-dormant state. The easy-to-grow Pinus truncatula is a very good material for making home miniature bonsai and small bonsai. When making bonsai, you can use Pinus truncatula as the only material, or you can use other succulents in combination to shape it.

The ornamental value of pine

The shape of the succulent plant, Pinus globosum, is very unique and beautiful. It has strong branches and cracks that resemble pine bark, which makes it look simple and elegant. On the other hand, the leaves of Pinus globosum are indeed fleshy, round and full, with a darker green color, which makes it look calm and majestic. Single leaves are long needle-shaped and grow in clusters at the tips of the branches. The leaves as a whole are gathered into a ball shape, and those with dense leaves look like a furry little ball. When it grows to a certain age, the ball pine will bloom small yellow star-shaped flowers, which are very cute. However, the main ornamental value of the ball pine is not in the flowers. The main ornamental part of the ball pine is its plant shape and fleshy leaves. Well-shaped ball pine has higher ornamental value.