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Planting bonsai is not like planting other plants, because various aspects greatly affect the success in planting bonsai trees. Before starting to plant bonsai see the information on how to start planting the following bonsai:
1. Determine the species of climate-friendly bonsai plants in your area.
Basically, the bonsai tree has the same type, the majority of bonsai plants are tropical plants and hard wood. But you should really choose the species of plants that suit the climate for you to make a bonsai tree especially if you want the bonsai to be placed outdoors. Because some plants require low temperatures to live and prepare for spring.
But there are also some plants that will die when there is cold weather. To help you in choosing bonsai seedlings you can ask for help to the employees who work in the plant shop. For beginner bonsai enthusiasts you can choose the type of pine, pine, hardwood and woody trees such as snowrode or jade (suitable for rooms with temperate and cold climates ).
You can also choose Juniper that is able to live and continue to green throughout the year and can survive in the southern hemisphere climate even the entire northern hemisphere.
2. Decide where to put bonsai whether indoor or outdoor.
Bonsai trees are placed in the outdoor will be very different from the type of indoor bonsai. Because bonsai for indoor will get less sunlight and drier than outdoor, so you should choose bonsai that require less moisture and sunlight.
Trees for bonsai that are suitable for outdoor include: Cypress, Juniper, Beech, Maple, Cedar, Elm, Ginkgo, and Larch. Medium types for bonsai yag suitable for indoor include: Hawaiian Umbrella, Ficus. Camellia, Serissa, Boxwood and Kingsville.
3. Determine the size and height for your bonsai
The bonsai tree can grow 15 cm to 1 meter that is affected by its species. Some things that need to be noticed in determining the size of bonsai include:
Place where your bonsai is placed or office, the size of the pot used, the interest in taking care of the bonsai (the bigger the bonsai the longer it cuts), and the sunlight your bonsai gets.
Choose bonsai
You can choose green leafy plants and certainly grow healthy, When choosing a tree for bonsai you should imagine the results later. But you also have to consider the plants that can fall because of the interesting and fun when planting bonsai is that can be formed as desired In a matter of years.
If you want to quickly trim and shape the bonsai you can keep the bonsai with cutting (cut the branches of trees that have grown and have been planted in new soil or buy mature bonsai trees).
5. Select the appropriate pot
You can buy pots for bonsai enough to accommodate the roots of the tree but not too big so as not to damage the landscape and remain aesthetic value. With accuracy in all aspects, the bonsai tree that you want you can get.