How to plant the old pile of ivy down the mountain and survive easily?

First, choose the pile material. From the perspective of bonsai appreciation, it should be based on the actual difficulty of cultivation. Don't be greedy for the old. Generally speaking, small and medium-sized downhill piles are suitable for family maintenance, easy to carry and transport, and not too big to carry. It's hard. Moreover, you need to do your homework and keep your environment suitable for any bonsai. You can buy flowers and trees if you like. If you have enough funds to support greenhouse maintenance or symptomatic maintenance, there is still a certain chance of survival. Let's talk about this excavation. Generally speaking, the excavated piles will bring down some original materials. This primitive pile material has been growing for decades, so it is the most suitable soil for pile material growth. If conditions permit, it is best to optimize the collocation according to the original proportion. Downhill piles are generally some "useless" branches at the social stage, and these sections are all wounds. Therefore, it is best to apply some wound healing agent and other things to repair it, and then seal it with tin foil or especially to avoid bacterial infection. Before the pile goes down the hill to the basin, we should pay attention to this key, that is, we should carry out appropriate treatment to promote rooting. If it is a downhill pile from other places, it will inevitably be invaded by some bacteria during transportation. Coupled with the long transportation time, bacteria breed in the wound for a long time, so the first step is to correct it in time, clean it with water or bactericide, and then trim the wound to make it smoother rather than burr.