First, do a good job in basin selection: boxwood is evergreen all year round. In order to make it look comfortable, I suggest you choose purple sand pottery or colored glazed pottery, with a color or light yellow; As for the shape of the basin, you can choose boxwood shape, which can make boxwood bonsai look more beautiful;

Second, the choice of pot soil: Boxwood bonsai needs fertile and loose loam with good ventilation and water permeability. You can choose mature pastoral soil or humus soil mixed with appropriate ridge bran ash to plant boxwood; In addition, if everyone's lies are old piles, it is recommended to bring lodging soil when you go to the basin;

3. Potting work: It is recommended to do pot work well before germination in spring. In the process of planting, it is necessary to cut off the root system that is too long and too dense, and the root nest should not be bent in the pot, otherwise it will affect the growth of boxwood. In addition, after the potted plant is completed, we need to put boxwood in a semi-shady place to let it adapt to the new environment as soon as possible.