How do I transplant a bonsai plant into a larger pot?
Posted by Bonsai Care on Dec 3, 2008
Do we need to trim a roots?
Firstly we should usually uproot your bonsai in to a incomparable enclosure if it is as well tip complicated for a a single it is in.
I have many. most bonsai as well as we have nonetheless to put a single in a bigger pot.
Anyway, if we have been starting to repot it have certain a latest pot is shallow; about a same abyss as a aged a single though longer.
Only trim roots which have been really thick or dead.
Place a tiny pile of mud in a mark we have been starting to put your plant as well as on all sides a roots over this mound.
Pack dirt in around a a rest of a pot operative it to have certain we do not leave air bubbles.
Water a bonsai in good
Then tip up any areas of dirt which have collapsed due to air escaping.
Top off with moss if desired.
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Firstly you should only replant your bonsai into a larger container if it is too top heavy for the one it is in.
I have many. many bonsai and I have yet to put one in a bigger pot.
Anyway, if you are going to repot it make sure the new pot is shallow; about the same depth as the old one but longer.
Only trim roots that are very thick or dead.
Place a small mound of dirt in the spot you are going to put your plant and position the roots over this mound.
Pack soil in around the the rest of the pot working it to make sure you do not leave air bubbles.
Water the bonsai in good
Then top up any areas of soil that have collapsed due to air escaping.
Top off with moss if desired.
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if you need extrememly detailed direction feel free to contact me. I have been growing them for years.