Which wild tree stumps can be used as bonsai (with production methods)

1. Tree stumps that can be used as bonsai

1. Elm: One of the most common bonsai trees, it is very cheap, has delicate leaves, and is emerald green and shiny. It has great ornamental value when placed at home.

2. Boxwood: It grows slowly, has strong vitality, and is a common bonsai material. By making slight adjustments according to its own shape, the aesthetics can be guaranteed.

3. Photinia: This is also a very common variety. The trunk has a peculiar growth and a graceful posture, and can be matched with rocks.

4. Pine tree: It looks unique, is relatively resistant to pruning, and has strong plasticity.

2. Production Method

1. Choose a pot: It is better to use a slightly deeper flower pot. The shape should be determined according to the shape of the tree. Rectangular and round pots are more common.

2. Soil: The soil requirements are not strict. Sandy soil, humus or garden soil with good permeability and air permeability can be used after being evenly mixed with sand.

3. Planting: It is best to plant around the spring equinox. Before planting, you can prune and shape the plant appropriately, cut short the roots that are too long, and apply fertilizer to the bottom of the pot.

4. Pruning: The main branches can be pruned as appropriate. Large branches should be pruned in winter, and thin branches can be tied down after pruning in summer and autumn.