If you want to use Chimonanthus praecox as a dwarf bonsai, you need to trim the plants regularly to prevent Chimonanthus praecox from growing too vigorously. When pruning, you can cut off branches and leaves that grow too long to keep the shape of Chimonanthus praecox. You also need to change the pot soil for the plant every 65,438+0-2 years, and you can also prune the root system of Chimonanthus praecox to prevent the root system from growing too long.

How to dwarf Chimonanthus praecox to make bonsai 1 and prune it regularly?

If you want to use Chimonanthus praecox as a short bonsai, you need to prune the plants regularly. When pruning, you can cut off the branches and leaves that are growing too vigorously, keep the shape of Chimonanthus praecox, and avoid the explosion of Chimonanthus praecox.

2. Change the soil in the basin

When Chimonanthus praecox is cultivated, the pot soil needs to be replaced every 1-2 years. Chimonanthus praecox can choose loose and fertile soil with good drainage, and the root system of the plant needs to be trimmed when it is replaced to prevent the root system of Chimonanthus praecox from growing too long.

Step 3 provide moisture

When planting Chimonanthus praecox, you need to provide it with water. You can water plants once every two days, and keep the soil moist when watering, so that Chimonanthus praecox can better absorb water and grow healthily. After watering, you need to put the plants in the sun for at least 6 hours, so that the plants can grow healthier.

Step 4 provide nutrition

When cultivating Chimonanthus praecox, we need to provide it with nutrients. We can fertilize the plants every other month. When applying fertilizer, it is best to use decomposed fertilizer water and pour it directly into the soil, so that Chimonanthus praecox can absorb enough nutrients and grow more vigorously.