Maintenance method of black plum bonsai Cultivation points of black plum bonsai

Black plum likes a moist, warm and sunny environment. At the same time, black plum is also very cold-resistant and drought-resistant. The soil requirements for black plum cultivation are not very strict. It has strong adaptability, but it is best to use sandy soil with a deep soil layer, good drainage and loose topsoil. If the soil is too fertile, the branches and leaves will grow too vigorously and the number of leggy branches will increase, which is not conducive to fruiting.

Maintenance method of ebony bonsai

1. Soil

When growing black plums, you need to choose suitable soil. You need to use sandy loam with good drainage and loose topsoil. You also need to renovate the soil before planting to improve the soil's air permeability.

2. Moisture

Black plums require a lot of water during their growth process, so when caring for them, you should water them appropriately. Do not water them too much, just keep the soil moist.

3. Pruning

During the growth process, black plums will grow some branches that consume nutrients but are useless, so when caring for black plums, you need to use scissors to cut off these branches to help the plants save nutrients.

Things to note when planting ebony bonsai

To grow black plums, you need to use sandy soil with a deep soil layer, good drainage, and loose topsoil. After planting, you need to water the black plums appropriately to keep the soil moist, but do not water them too much. You also need to fertilize the black plums appropriately, not too much or too little, so that it can grow better. At the same time, you need to pay attention to the amount of water and fertilizer when watering and fertilizing the plants to prevent the plants from growing normally.