The persimmon tree is a tree species with good deep roots. Prefer to live in a sunny place with fertile land and good drainage. It is relatively drought resistant and cold tolerant, so it is easier to grow. However, if you want to plant a bonsai, you need to take the following steps.
Selection. Because it is a potted plant, it is necessary to choose unisexual non-pollinating varieties. And the shape of the tree should be short. This is good for potted plants. The best planting time is autumn and early winter in the south, and spring in the north.
Soil and temperature. Persimmon trees are early resistant and hardy, so potted persimmon trees are best placed outdoors in a sunny place. And because its root system is very deep, the soil must be deep when planting, so that the persimmon tree can grow more powerful.
Watering and fertilizing. Generally, it is watered once every 20 days or so. Spring fertilization (generally decomposes the fertilizer in the soil in advance.) No more fertilization is applied after flowering and fruit set.
Pruning of branches. After the leaves have fallen in autumn, cut off the dry, over-branched branches to allow the persimmon tree to better absorb sunlight and grow.
The above is the method and main process of potted persimmon trees. Of course, in the process of planting, we must prevent pests and diseases in advance, and if found, we must be timely**.