Hi there,
Welcome back to the bonsai hub blog.
Today we will discuss about few of the guidelines to be followed while buying pots for your bonsai tree.
The length of the pot you buy should be decided based on the height of the tree you plant in the pot. It is always advisable to go for a pot which is around 70 Percent the height of your tree. This will give ample space for the tree to grow.
The depth of the pot should also be decided based on the width of the trunk. The trunk of the tree is generally widest just above the soil, so this would be a good place to take measurement to decide the width of you bonsai pot.
It it always a good idea to take your tree along with you while shopping for a pot this would help you in deciding for the right kind of pot for your bonsai tree.
For more information on bonsai stands please click on the link below.
http://www.thebonsaihub.com/bonsai-stands.html
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Wiring Bonsai
Hi there,
Today we are going to disucss about one of the most important aspects of bonsai training, Bonsai Wiring. Mastering the bonsai wiring techniques is instrumental is ensuring that your bonsai grows in the shape you want it to. The varios styles of growing bonsai is achieved by proper wiring of the bonsai trees.
Some of the most common mistakes that people do while wiring are listed below:
Wiring being a very intricate element of bonsai training it would be advisable to have a good understanding of the same. You could click on the title of the post to visit the page on our website to have further understanding of the bonsai wiring process.
Happy bonsaiing.
Today we are going to disucss about one of the most important aspects of bonsai training, Bonsai Wiring. Mastering the bonsai wiring techniques is instrumental is ensuring that your bonsai grows in the shape you want it to. The varios styles of growing bonsai is achieved by proper wiring of the bonsai trees.
Some of the most common mistakes that people do while wiring are listed below:
- Wiring the branches too loosely.
- Wring too tightly, this could cause damage to the barks of the plants and would leed to the formation of permanent scars on the branches. You could consider using a protective layer over the surface to be wired, before actually wiring the plant.
- Placing the wires too close to each other or too far.In either cases the wire would fail to support the bend.
Wiring being a very intricate element of bonsai training it would be advisable to have a good understanding of the same. You could click on the title of the post to visit the page on our website to have further understanding of the bonsai wiring process.
Happy bonsaiing.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
The Bonsai Hub Gallery
Hello everyone, and warm new year greetings from the bonsai hub family.
Starting this year we have added a gallery to our website where in we will have pictures of a lot of exotic bonsai species from around the world, for the benefit of our esteemed visitors.
Each of this bonsai is a masterpiece in itself and has been crafted by years of training by bonsai experts.
Do take some time to visit our gallery. We solicit your valuable feedback to ensure even better content for our readers.
The BonsaiHub team.
Starting this year we have added a gallery to our website where in we will have pictures of a lot of exotic bonsai species from around the world, for the benefit of our esteemed visitors.
Each of this bonsai is a masterpiece in itself and has been crafted by years of training by bonsai experts.
Do take some time to visit our gallery. We solicit your valuable feedback to ensure even better content for our readers.
The BonsaiHub team.
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