A beautiful pot of glass containing a tinier plant. Which enhances the beauty of any office or house This unique method of Bonsai is being enjoyed by terrarium these days.

In Japanese, Bonsai means "Dwarf Plants". It is a Japanese art or technique to provide coarse plants with a small but attractive form. These shortened plants can be grown in germs. Under this art, the methods of the beautiful shaping of plants, the specific method of irrigation and method of transplanting from one pot to the other pot are included.

By keeping these dwarf plants in a group, the house can be made a greenhouse. Bonsai plants are grown in potato in such a way that their natural form remains but they remain dwarf in size. Bonsai can be kept anywhere in the whole house.

The word 'bonsai' is the Japanese pronunciation of the original Chinese word Penzai (盆栽). The 'bone' is called the character in which these plants are often grown. It is of tray size.

Bonsai Making.

First, the suitable plant for bonsai is grown in potato. Then weed out the outer part in such a way that the pre-determined size can be given according to the desired style. The root is truncated and planted. The seedlings prepared from seed for bonsai are well kept.

Select trees.

During the selection of trees, special care is taken of the beauty of flowers, the color of the buds and the leaves. Evergreen tree: Pomegranate, mango, amala, guava, skyline, amla, banyan, but bush, orange, Semal, Aguilar, Gulmohar, peepal, jacaranda, litchi, pine, neem, lemon, cassia species etc. Autumn tree: oak, berry, birch, cedar, fur, nashi, seminal, jasmine, bougainvillea etc.

Selection of pot

Shallow grams are used for bonsai. The soil is low around their roots. Square, rectangular, spherical, elliptical, quaternary and shallow pots are suitable for these plants. The area of drainage should be bigger in Gumbles.

Change of Pot.

Slowly growing plants should be changed in hot and humid climates after three to four years and dry climate after four to six years. Changing the gums means removing the plant and re-planting it.

Cropping.

Trimmed work is done with the onset of summer. Cropping of evergreen plants should be done before the winter winters. Mix the mixture of equal quantity of garden soil, leaf manure, and sand in the gills. Remove the plant from the pot with soil and dust it with the help of clay wood. But one-third of the soil should stay in the root. Cutting the roots of young plants should lighten the plants deep and older.

Shaping plants.

The main purpose of pruning is to give shape to the plant. Bonsai should not support wood, etc. Thin branches are provided with the support of copper or aluminum wires. When the branches are strong, the wires are removed.

Irrigation.

Light irrigation should be done daily. Put the water on the plants with the fountain. Irrigation until the leakage from under the pot or the pot. Do not irrigate the soil when wet.