How do I take care of Bougainvillea Bonsai?
Bougainvillea bonsai requires the same general care instructions as Bougainvillea in its native wine form. Since the plant is of tropical, south American origin, it benefits in the climate where the heat level is high, with at least 60 ° Fahrenheit (15 ° Celsius) at night and reaching more than 100 ° Fahrenheit (38 ° Celsius). Care for bougainvillea bonsai would usually not require much water, because the native grapes themselves are adapted to light patterns of precipitation, but the weakness of the evergreen plant is its root system. Since the roots on Bougainville tend to be thin and gentle, they can be even more fragile and faster for Bougainvillea Bonsai, which is pots in a small limited space of the container. When placed in, proper care involves ensuring that they receive at least five hours of direct sunlight every day, because the plant naturally grows near the equator where the norm is full of the sun.
zones of the resistance of plants for bougainvillea bonsai if it isMaintained outdoors from the level of nine or more, with nine representing the southern border of the US, including Texas, Florida and the California coast of about 20 degrees to 30 degrees. In Europe, it is equal to Greece and Italy, coastal areas of the UK and the southern half of Spain and further south. If Bougainvillea Bonsai is brought in during the colder periods and especially in the winter months, it can prosper in a colder climate. Where the temperature drops below what is normal for the plant, it must be winter in a cold area with limited light, such as the basement, like most bonsai to survive year after year.
As a bonsai plant, Bougainvillea will be the most important flower as the winter approach and early in the spring. In the climate where Bougainvillea bonsai must go back in the winter, this flowering process can be interrupted. In this case, the flowering can be supported by fertilization with high glythrough fertilizers in the spring and limiting its exposure to daylight to a maximum of nine hours a day. BougainvilLea in a common rule requires fertilizer that is concentrated with micronutrients such as iron that strengthens roots, but normal nitrogen concentrations should be low.
Many people wonder how to grow bougainvillea bonsai, because pruning and reducing bonsai in general can be traumatic to plants and in some cases can kill them. Bougainvillea, however, can handle pruning well, and because the branch is experiencing flowers that have disappeared, it should be limited to encourage others to grow. Each cutting of the branch must be sealed correctly to prevent rotation settings and if it appears, the entire branch should be removed.
In the care of this species, several other considerations should be borne. The rust of bougainvillea bonsai to support further growth is best done in the spring and the roots should not be cropped in the process, if possible, because the plant likes tied. Many types of pests can also bother the plant, among them is the susceptibility to a fungus that grows in a dampCHECK CONDITIONS A can attack roots and kill the plant. PH soil should also be slightly acidic to slightly basic at 6.5 to 7.5 levels, with regular fertilization regimes that may include phosphate to support flowers.
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