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The correct method of watering a bonsai plant is to allow the compost inherent to dehydrate a bit between two watering sessions. This is because the roots Bonsai should be saturated with the right amount of moisture. The roots of the plant, Bonsai need to get wet to get the water completely. For this reason, the caregiver must provide the correct amount of water to the roots of Bonsai and the nutrition of the soil. The Japanese use a ‘twice’ irrigation system, one to pour water on areas of dry soil and the soil wet. The second water bath is 15 minutes one. This is done as a backup in the first attempt and to moisten the soil around the root hair and compost areas. As the bonsai is kept in a container with a drain can stop watering when one feels that the soil is wet enough and when the drainage hole begins to drain water from the pot. watering cans or small streams and agreed as a hose may be more suitable for irrigation of a bonsai. You must also ensure that the irrigation system is gentle enough to prevent soil from being eroded.
Rainwater should be used occasionally, as it helps to get rid of excess salts that are deposited in the vicinity of Bonsai plants. Therefore, it is recommended to switch from normal tap water rainwater once in a blue moon. While discussing the technique of irrigation for a bonsai, there are several things you need to take account of irrigation.
Beware of over-irrigation and inadequate irrigation. Bonsai plants need adequate water to grow strong and aesthetic. Remember under irrigation can cause a Bonsai plant to fade slowly, while over watering can kill the bonsai tree as the roots would have been submerged in water and oxygen needed for respiration is blocked. A technique followed by many people, called dip irrigation Bonsai plant in water, is strictly not recommended. This can seriously restrict the growth of the bonsai plant. The soil around the plant Bonsai is bad.
Irrigation should not be a matter of routine. It is necessary to study the soil condition in order to understand this response. However, for beginners a retailer of a person with experience can be a good reference. The ground has to dry from time to time otherwise be considered to have excess watering Bonsai. The summer months may require two waterings a day, so a routine is not an answer. A fact for you, a Japanese Bonsai art teachers of watering a bonsai in a period of approximately 3
