What is a flower bonsai?

Many flower lovers have many years of experience in flower cultivation, but if you ask him what is the difference between bonsai and potted plants, they may really not be able to answer. Although there is only one word difference between bonsai and potted plants, there is a world of difference.

To know the difference between them, we must know their meaning. Potted plants are potted plants when planted in pots. Bonsai, a landscape, constitutes a painting, which is a traditional art in China. It is a combination of plants, soil, water and stones that need to be decorated. Bonsai is developed from potted plants. A landscape of nature is concentrated in a pot, that is, bonsai.

These are the differences in their meanings. Now let's talk about the specific differences. Start with their shapes. In fact, strictly speaking, there is no such thing as modeling in potted plants. Only the original plants are planted in pots, but the bonsai is different. It will go through certain artistic processing and be made into various artistic shapes for people to watch. Then talk about the difference between pots. Pots for potted plants are relatively simple, round or square, and the material is the most common clay tile or plastic. Bonsai will choose pots with high ornamental value and more diverse shapes. Compared with potted plants, it will add more ellipses and rectangles, and the materials are also higher, such as purple sand ceramics and glass.

Again, the most important difference between bonsai and potted plants may be its layout. Potting is just a process of transferring plants from nature to flowerpots. However, bonsai is very different. It is more elegant, and every plant and every decorative stone are carefully placed. This consideration is artistic and more decorative.

Moreover, bonsai and potted plants have different requirements when planting. The cultivation of potted plants is simple, as long as the plants are alive. But the planting of bonsai can't be so careless, it is full of ingenuity. This requires a lot of professional knowledge. For example, how to improve the survival rate and how to be more ornamental? When to water and fertilize, etc. Compared with planting potted plants, bonsai needs more time and energy, and needs to combine care and patience perfectly. The pruning of bonsai is also very important. Potted plants don't need pruning, just let them grow freely. If bonsai is pruned, it may need to consider its own growth and external environmental factors.