To lesson the root system to miniaturize the plant so they depend on there branches and leave structure to survive, You need to buy special fertilizer and repot the bonzia every year for younger ones and every other year for older trees (over 5 years)
The definition of bonsai includes "in a shallow pot or tray" so if it's in the ground it's NOT a bonsai. There are garden plants that are pruned to look like bonsai, but a bonsai must be in a pot.
A Japanese dwarf tree is otherwise known as a bonsai. The definition of bonsai is the art of growing ornamental, artificially dwarfed varieties of trees and shrubs in pots.
Bonsai is the practice of growing trees in small pots; whereas the trees would grow tall in the wild, they remain small when grown in the pot. Techniques for growing bonsai involve trimming leaves, pruning branches, and wiring and clamping roots and branches.
There is no such thing as a bonsai seed. Seeds are sometimes sold as such, but in reality are just normal tree seeds. In order for a seedling to become a bonsai that meets accepted standards takes many years. In your case, the sprouts should be kept in pots or in the ground for 8-10 years until they have developed a thick, tapered trunk. At that point they could be ready to start pruning and training as a bonsai.
Bonsai pots can be purchased at local gardening stores and sometimes can even be found at dollar stores. Depending on the quality and size of pots, it may be best to also perform a search on the internet. There are many online retailers that sell these pots and on which they can be purchased online.
I think you may mean POTS AND PANS. Those are referring to the different types of cookware you use. Pots are deeper and usually used to boil liquids. Pans are shallow and usually used to fry or grill foods. Pots and pans is a phrase usually used to mean any cookware.
Yes, one pot can contain more than one bonsai. The miniature woody plants in question typically do get individual pots ... except when a forest -- whose numbers are always odd -- is being grown in a tray-like container or pot.
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You use it in the bonsai shop in Red Dragon Island where you trim a bonsai tree.
The same as for that same tree in the ground. In other words, most need to be kept outdoors, except tropicals commonly grown as houseplants. Because of the small pots they are less hardy than trees in large pots or in the ground so some winter protection may be needed.
Some trees, like Oak, have a main or "Tap" root. If that is the only root available to support the tree it cannot be cut. Part of the time consuming training of a bonsai includes encouragement of new roots branching off of the trunk base prior to potting it up as a bonsai. When enough new roots are present the tap root can be cut so the tree will fit into a shallow pot.