Papaya is colorful and fragrant, so people also call it cantaloupe. After it leaves in winter, its trunk is thick and has a masculine beauty, which is very suitable for bonsai. So how do you usually maintain papaya bonsai? Let's take a look at the cultivation methods of papaya bonsai. The normal growth of most plants is inseparable from sunlight. Only under sufficient light can plants carry out photosynthesis and thus absorb sufficient nutrients. The same is true of papaya bonsai, which is not very shade-tolerant. If planted in a cool place, its leaves will turn yellow, and even its plants may wither. Therefore, it must be guaranteed to grow in a sunny environment at ordinary times, and it is best to maintain the papaya bonsai in a sunny leeward place. During its growth, we can water it every three to five days. Control the amount of water when watering, and be careful not to accumulate water. Usually just keep its soil slightly moist.