Welcome pine, also known as Pinus massoniana, is a common tree species. The materials that can be used to make bonsai are scarce and grow slowly, so it is difficult to make and maintain them. But trees are beautiful and can express a variety of artistic conception, so they are more precious.
Key points of production: 1 pile picking: before the resin germinates in early spring, take out the clods to protect the fibrous roots. The clods should not be loose (this is the key to survival). Seal roots and wounds, remove two-fifths to one-half of branches and leaves, and keep the balance between roots and branches and leaves.
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2 Planting: Use wide earthen pots, preferably in wooden boxes or fields. The soil is loose, breathable, sanitary and not disinfected. When two-thirds of the soil is cultivated, water is sucked once, and one-third of the soil is cultivated with dry soil the next day to absorb water and maintain proper dry humidity. In the early days, in order to prevent long rainy days, a circle of plastic film can be wrapped around the slightly higher soil to cover the flowerpot or tree nest. Keep it in a cool, warm and sunny place. Soil: yellow soil, red soil and cinder. Yellow soil and Gaza can also be used. It is best not to use pure sand. Insert it with a wooden stick when planting. After planting, water your feet.
3 management: proper shading in the early stage and sufficient sunshine after survival. Keep good ventilation. The basin soil is wet and slightly dry. Use fertilizer regularly. Spray more water on the leaves every day. After survival, putting it in a sunny place is conducive to accelerating the growth of leaves and promoting the growth of new roots.
4. Don't trust the words "dry pine and wet cypress" too much. In the growing season, as long as the drainage is good and the soil is breathable, it is no problem to water it every day.
5. It is best not to plant welcoming pine in glazed basin. Use a jar bigger than a clod.
6. Modeling: combination of cutting, climbing and grafting. Pay attention to accelerating germination during the growth period and topping during the germination period.