Old pomegranate stumps are used as bonsai, and suitable old pomegranate trees are selected, which are usually excavated in winter or spring. After excavation, clean up the stump, trim the plant roots and disinfect the roots. Choose a suitable size of clay earthenware basin, use loose and breathable sand as soil, and transplant pomegranate old piles into flowerpots for reasonable maintenance.

Method of making bonsai with old pomegranate stump

Pomegranate tree is a deciduous tree or shrub of the genus Pomegranate, and its plants are also called Anpomegranate, Tanruo and Liu Ruo. The plant has beautiful appearance, bright flowers and long flowering period, and can be used as a bonsai for people to enjoy. Generally, in winter or spring, you can choose suitable old pomegranate piles, dig them, clean them and trim them.

Prune rotten roots, weak roots and old roots of pomegranate trees. After pruning, spray carbendazim and chlorothalonil on the roots of plants for disinfection. Put the roots of plants in a cool and ventilated place, dry them and transplant them into flowerpots. Pomegranate trees have strong adaptability and can be planted in loose, breathable and well-drained sandy land.

Pomegranate trees are not tolerant to waterlogging, so pottery pots with good drainage and permeability can be used as flowerpots, which is beneficial to the breathing and growth of plant roots. Pots and soil need to be disinfected in advance. After putting the soft and breathable soil into the flowerpot, you can transplant the old pomegranate stump into the flowerpot, and you need to control the moisture. After the roots of plants adapt to the soil, they can be maintained normally.

Pomegranate trees like warm climate and light. During maintenance, plants need to be kept in a well-lit position. Plants have strong drought tolerance, so during the maintenance period, they need to be properly watered to avoid excessive water and damage to plant roots. Pomegranate trees grow faster and need pruning for later maintenance.