How to make a pine bonsai

Step 1: Picking piles

The best time to collect piles is at the beginning of spring, before everything comes back to life. In order to avoid damaging its roots, try to dig out as much soil as possible when digging out the roots, which can increase its survival rate. After digging it out, all its wounds need to be bandaged, and nearly half of the branches and leaves need to be trimmed off. This is also to increase its survival rate. Don't be reluctant to prune at this time.

Step 2: Planting

The first thing is to choose the pot. You should choose a bowl pot. The size of the pot can be determined according to the size of the harvesting stump. Before planting in pots, you can first carry out ground planting and maintenance, which is conducive to survival after potting. There is also a little trick for potted plants. On the first day, only fill 2/3 of the pot with soil, then water it once. On the second day, fill the remaining 1/3 of the soil into the pot. This is to make the soil have a more uniform and appropriate humidity.

Step 3: Care

After potting, water it once and then place it in a windless and well-lit place. However, it is still necessary to avoid too strong sunlight when it is first potted. After it survives, it can be placed in the sun to grow all day. If the soil is dry, you can water it. At the same time, spray water on its leaves every day.

Step 4: Styling

If you want to shape it, you must wait until it has fully recovered. Just choose a shape that suits the tree stump and start pruning. Be careful not to do it too early.

The above is the basic production method. Friends who are interested may wish to make one yourself!