Milan bonsai is a common houseplant known for its elegant branches, oval leaflets, and golden flowers. The flowers are small, but they are fragrant and can last for a long time. During flowering, Milan bonsai are highly ornamental and ideal for indoor display.
The following is an introduction to the basic methods and precautions for cultivating Milan bonsai.
1.Environmental conditions: Milan prefers sunny, warm and comfortable environment, it should be placed in good light and the temperature is optimally at 15-25. In the hot summer, it is necessary to properly shade and avoid strong light exposure. In winter, move indoors and keep it above 5 degrees Celsius to prevent frost damage.
2.Water and fertilizer control: Milan watering should be "not dry and not watered, watered thoroughly". Increase the frequency of watering in the spring and summer growing season, and apply diluted compound fertilizer or flower fertilizer once a month to ensure sufficient nutrition for the plants. In winter, reduce watering, keep the soil slightly dry, and stop fertilizing.
3.Regular pruning: In order to ensure the ornamental effect, the potted plants should be pruned regularly to promote the germination of side branches and the healthy growth of spiders, and remove dead and diseased branches every month to help the plants concentrate nutrients and produce more flowers.
1.Pest control: Indoor potted plants should be regularly checked for pests and diseases, and dealt with in a timely manner. Common diseases include leaf spot, powdery mildew, etc., and insect pests such as scale insects, red spiders, etc., which are sprayed with special agents. Maintaining good air circulation on a daily basis can reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.
2.Change the soil and repot: change the pot and soil once every two years, choose loose and breathable soil, and remove rotten roots to promote the healthy growth of the plant.
3.Flower pruning: After the Milan flowers bloom, the flower buds can be properly thinned to avoid consuming too many nutrients and affecting the flowering period.
Cultivating Milan bonsai requires patience and care, and with proper maintenance and management, Milan bonsai can grow healthily and produce beautiful flowers.