Keep Yushu, remember the four elements, plants grow wildly and make old bonsai, you know?

Yushu is a succulent plant of Sedum. Its branches are simple, its leaves are thick, it is green and bright. Even if it doesn't bloom, it will become a solid and tangible old pile of bonsai, which is also very beautiful. However, it is not easy for Yushu to grow rapidly. Yushu, which has been raised by flower friends for several years, has a thin trunk and messy branches and leaves, and has no ornamental value. As long as you remember the four elements of raising Yushu, plants can grow rapidly and become old bonsai in a few years.

First, the soil should be soft and breathable.

Although Yushu is barren-tolerant and has no strict requirements on soil, we can't dig some roadside soil to plant it when we plant potted plants at home. This kind of soil can also feed Yushu, but it is lack of nutrients, poor permeability and easy to harden, which is not conducive to the growth of roots and will lead to slow plant growth.

It's best not to be afraid of trouble, mix it with flower soil and collect some humus soil and a small amount of garden soil or river sand, which can make the soil loose and breathable and contain certain nutrients. Plants grow fast in soft and breathable basin soil, with developed roots and strong absorption capacity.

Second, you don't need to water it too often.

The leaves of Yushu are all fleshy and have strong drought resistance. Even if the bonsai soil is completely dry, it is too late to water it again. On the contrary, watering him often will make plants sprout branches frequently and consume more nutrients, so that the main stem will not grow thick soon.

Yushu, a succulent plant, is afraid of waterlogging. If the bonsai soil is too wet and too cold for a long time, it will easily lead to root rot and leaf explosion. So when raising Yushu, you don't need to water it more, especially in winter and summer. You must keep the bonsai soil light. When the bonsai soil is 70% to 80% dry, water it again. Spring and autumn are the peak periods of its growth and development, and irrigation can be adjusted appropriately before plants can grow and develop rapidly.

Third, put fertilizer on time.

Yushu has a flower lover who keeps potted plants. He hasn't been watered for two years, and he doesn't fertilize at ordinary times, which leads to the weak growth of plants. The growth and development of Yushu should also have enough nutrients. If there is a lack of nutrients in bonsai soil and there is no fertilization, plants will grow slowly and branches will be very weak and difficult to form.

To raise Yushu, you can apply two kinds of fertilizers to him, and bury some organic fertilizers such as pig manure, cow dung and bean cake in the flower soil, which can make the soil layer softer and provide nutrients for plants for a long time. At the peak of planting, plants can grow rapidly and grow into thick downhill piles after two years with some quick-acting compound fertilizers.

Fourth, often go to see the sun.

Many Yushu trees thrive because they can't see the sun for a long time. This is a green plant that likes sunshine. When it doesn't get sunshine for a long time, the branches look thin and long, and the leaves are scarce, which makes it easy to lose seedlings.

Yushu will only give him a little shade when the weather is hot, or move the potted plants to a cool place. In other seasons, it needs to be exposed to the sun more and keep enough sunshine, which can make the plant accumulate more nutrients and make it look strong and grow at a fairly fast speed.

If the growth and development of Yushu at home is slow and the upward trend is not prosperous, follow-up maintenance can give him four points. We firmly believe that in a few years, it will grow into a thick old pile of bonsai, which is more ornamental.