How to maintain and pay attention to the fragrant wood bonsai

Feng Shui meaning of fragrant wood bonsai

The fragrant wood bonsai is not a Feng Shui plant and has no Feng Shui meaning. Its main use is for viewing, and its smell also has a very small mosquito repellent effect. It is a common ornamental plant in the home. It has a special fragrance and is not recommended to be kept in the bedroom.

Maintenance method of fragrant wood bonsai

1. When caring for the fragrant wood bonsai, you can use loose and well-drained soil for cultivation. Do not use too sticky soil. Water it after the soil is completely dry, and water it thoroughly at one time. There should be no excess water in the flowerpot.

2. It is best to place the fragrant wood bonsai on a well-lit windowsill for maintenance. It should not be exposed to direct sunlight and should be given a growing environment of 20-25℃. Try to keep it indoors in winter. Fertilize it once a month and 2-3 times a month during the growing season.

Fragrant wood bonsai pruning and shaping

The fragrant wood bonsai is very resistant to pruning and can generally be pruned according to the space in the room and the actual environment. It is mainly necessary to cut off all branches that are infected with pests and diseases, overgrown branches, and cross-overlapping branches.

Fragrant wood bonsai yellow leaves

If the yellowing leaves of the Fragrant Wood bonsai are caused by improper watering, you need to water it appropriately, without water accumulation, and it should not be too dry. If it is caused by unsuitable soil, you need to change the soil to acidic soil. If it is caused by insufficient light, you need to increase the light.

Fragrant wood bonsai falling leaves

The reason why the fragrant wood bonsai loses leaves may be due to lack of water. It needs to be watered in time. Water it thoroughly at one time, but avoid water accumulation. Generally, watering it once every two days is sufficient.

Fertilizing Fragrant Wood Bonsai

Generally, nutrient-rich compound fertilizers need to be applied to the bonsai of the fragrant wood during the growing period, and farmyard manure, such as animal manure, can be added during the dormant period to facilitate the absorption of the fragrant wood.

Notes on the management of fragrant wood

When managing the fragrant wood bonsai, you need to pay attention to the fact that it does not need to be watered too frequently. Generally speaking, it should be watered once every 3-5 days, and it must be watered thoroughly. Too much water can easily cause root rot, so the potting soil also needs to be selected with good drainage and permeability.