bonsai umbrella trees

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Posted by admin | Posted in Bonsai | Posted on 31-12-2010

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bonsai umbrella trees
Bonsai q: I saw a tree on a rock umbrella. There was a lot of big roots. How I can make the roots go like this?

She's almost like a fig tree, which was beautiful and I want to try it myself. Any help? Thanks

plantations in the art of Bonsai are unique Roca and very good if done right, you can add a new room very pleasing to any collection! First, you must have your installation you want for this planting. This should be done in the fall after the plant or a tree fell asleep, usually between October and November In this way, the less stress and the roots take hold more easily. Remove the selected plant and carefully remove all the soil that has accumulated around the root ball. A stick, believe it or not functioning well for this, or if bonsai tool called "root hook" that works even better. Carefully "Peine" feeding ground of each root. Try not to break everything. After what has been done, take root and form field smoothly and uniformly chosen in the rock (rock must be small enough for this task and corrugated only) allowing them to spread the rock beneath his car. Before doing this, you should make a batch of homemade clay. "Take a bit of land, preferably sandy loam, but with a little more "clay" content adheres better to the roots and rock. This organic mixture will be your "tail." Mixture to make an adhesive cement, clay, the kind that played so young! ... LOL. Take the rock with the roots formed above and bury it in your Bonsai Pot. Take a couple of lengths Wire coated copper wire bonsai and rock and roots at the bottom of the pot. Use the drain holes to secure. This will help the roots of rock to what they grow. Report that half the height and shape of roots that extend outward at the bottom of the pan. You need to add your bonsai pot soil in the bottom third before doing so. Thus, the roots have a good culture medium for start. After burying the rocks and roots and branches down you can fill the pot to the desired level. After that, take your sticky mixture of mud and apply to the rock and exposed roots, making sure to cover with manure sufficient to cover all the rock and roots. This will keep the roots of rock and allow growth and to the roots. You can also buy foam "Spores", and sprinkle on the black earth. When it starts to grow, will help keep this mixture. When the water, you should use a spray bottle and lightly spray the mud to the point of immersion. You do not want to wash the mud, as it must stay in place for the season of about 2 or 3 growing (this process takes time and patience). You will probably have to do this every day if the roots do not dry. Also the soil water in a pot as you would normally water from a potted plant. After several seasons of growth, must be able to "wash" and eliminate this mixture of rock and mud, "viola" you have buried with beautiful stone cover over exposed roots and soil in pots! You can cut some small roots power to make it look a little presentable, for the moment. I hope that answers your question. Added information: Some plants are good for planting in the wake of this stone are the following: ... 1) Cotoneaster "horizontal" 2) Ficus 3) Trident maple 4) procumbens "Nana" juniper 5) Chinese "Elm" ..... (One of my favorites!) ** Billy Ray **