Gardenia and Bonsai Tree. The bonsai tree is also known as the gardenia bonsai and it usually grows in the subtropical and tropical regions. The gardenia actually contains 250 species of flowering plants and the bonsai is one of them. This plant is very beautiful especially during mid spring to mid summer when it carries white flowers that smell really nice.
Decided to grow a gardenia bonsai
If you decided to grow a gardenia bonsai then you should know that it needs special caring. It usually prefers partial shade up to full sunlight. Try to keep it in shade during the hot summer months in order to protect its leaves. The soil should be watered regularly and make sure that is never completely dry.
The gardenia bonsai is usually trained from late spring to autumn. Don’t wire the plant if you notice any new buds. This way you avoid destroying the buds.
After the flowering season ends it’s safe to prune your bonsai. The end of spring or during autumn is perfect for this process. Pruning is not performed during summer because the high temperatures might dry the cut.
Every two years, during winter it is advised hat you re-pot your plant. The soil used must be able to retain water and it should be rich in organic substances. The root pruning can be made during this process. Make sure that you aren’t very rough during this process so you won’t hurt the plant.
Be careful for any pests or infections. If you notice anything abnormal then use a disinfectant to get rid of the problem.
If you pay attention to your gardenia bonsai’s need you will be able to have a healthy and beautiful flower in your garden. With the help of these tips you will find it very easy to grow a beautiful bonsai in your garden or home.
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