1. Selaginella
Selaginella Selaginella, also known as "nine dead rejuvenation grass", is a green plant with extremely strong vitality. In an extremely dry environment, when the water is evaporated and disappeared, it will shrink into a ball, and when it meets water, it will bend again and devote itself to survival. Because of its beautiful leaf shape and green seasons, it is often taken back by everyone to make a small bonsai for appreciation.
Selaginella is tenacious in the wild, but when potted plants are maintained, the requirements for the living environment are relatively high, and when the natural environment continues to be hot and dry, it is easy to appear yellow and withered.
When maintaining potted plants, the soil layer should be soft, breathable and excellent in drainage, and more humus soil can be added to improve the nutrients in the soil, so that plants will grow more vigorously. At ordinary times, it is best not to let the bonsai soil be too dry. When the soil layer is dry, water it immediately. When the surrounding area is dry, you can always spray it with water spray from a watering can, so that it will always remain green and be placed in a small study, fresh and elegant, which is still very eye-protecting.
2. Typha angustifolia
Typha latifolia is a kind of ornamental plant favored by literati. Its leaves are slim and tall, with green seasons, and the whole plant exudes a faint fragrance, which is often placed in small study rooms and cabinets for appreciation.
Cangpu grows in the cool and humid streams in the wild, which requires high environmental humidity for the living environment. The environmental humidity here refers to the temperature of bonsai soil and the humidity of the surrounding air. When family potted plants are raised and appreciated, they should try their best to provide them with a living environment suitable for growth and development. If it is maintained in an indoor environment with poor ventilation and dryness, the leaves will turn yellow and dry.
Usually raise cattail grass, and always keep the bonsai soil slightly moist, but don't make water in the pot and cause waterlogging, as it will have stuffy roots, and in serious cases, the whole tree will turn yellow and wither.
Cangpu is also very afraid of sun exposure. Usually, just put it in an area with soft light source to maintain good natural ventilation and always spray him with water mist, which can make it rise vigorously.
Step 3: moss
Moss often grows and develops in large areas in some humid environments, especially in the hot and humid summer, ferns look more abundant, and many flower friends will shovel some to decorate the pot surface, which can make the potted plants look more harmonious and natural.
Ferns can also be directly used to make bonsai, spread the excavated moss on the surface of the basin, and decorate a few natural rocks, which is more interesting and full of vitality.
When harvesting moss, it is best to shovel it into a whole piece, roll it into a roll, clean up the basin surface at home, and then spread the moss on the basin surface, so that the moss roots can stick to the bonsai soil. If it is hung on the basin surface, the roots will soon turn yellow and wither without digesting and absorbing water and nutrients.
Moss loves shady and humid natural environment, and is afraid of sun exposure. Usually, it should be placed in a shady place or with weak diffuse light. When maintaining, ensure that the bonsai soil is slightly wet, and spray water mist when it is dry, so that it can keep fresh and green, and it looks full of vitality.
There are many beautiful and ordinary green plants, which can be made into beautiful potted plants to appreciate, such as oxalis, hydroponic copperplate, and mint. The beautiful flowerpots raised in them are all unique and ornamental.