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How to maintain and manage holly bonsai?
Holly is suitable for planting in humid and semi-cloudy places, likes fertile soil and can grow well in general soil, and has no strict requirements on the environment.

The seedlings planted in that year can grow naturally by watering once, and watering once every 15 days according to the soil moisture. Combined with intertillage weeding, topdressing 1 ~ 2 times a year is appropriate in spring and autumn, and dilute liquid fertilizer mainly containing nitrogen is generally applied.

Holly sprouts and grows branches many times a year, which is extremely resistant to pruning. It should be pruned once in summer, and it can be pruned into a flat shape or a spherical shape or a conical shape in autumn according to different greening needs, and the branches should be properly thinned to maintain a certain crown-shaped branching state. Measures such as piling up soil to prevent cold can be taken in cold places in winter.

Extended data:

Holly is a subtropical tree species, which likes warm climate and has certain cold tolerance. Suitable for fertile, moist and well-drained acid soil. Moisture resistance, strong germination, neat pruning. Strong anti-carbon dioxide ability. It is more common in hillside miscellaneous forests, evergreen broad-leaved forests and forest margins on hillsides at an altitude of 500- 1000 meters.

At the same time, holly is also suitable for solitary planting on the lawn, row planting on both sides of doors, walls and garden roads, or scattered planting on rubble and hills. Holly is often dwarfed by old piles or growth inhibition, and used to make bonsai.

Holly is distributed in tropical, subtropical and temperate regions of both hemispheres, mainly in Central and South America and tropical Asia.