Growing bonsai in the house feels bad, it’s because you have overlooked this important accessory

Many of you like to plant flowers, treesusing potted plants to decorate the indoor living environment will surely wonder: “Why are these trees In the magazine my house is so beautiful, but in my house is so ugly?”.

In fact, aside from her appearance and farming skills treesthe main cause is the mismatch between the type trees, flowers and home decor styles. In it, what many people lack and do not pay much attention to is the pot trees.

For example, if a person is full of famous brands, but wears a pair of slippers on his feet, of course not only will other people find it messy, but that person will also feel lost and uncomfortable.

Similarly, we try to see the pots trees Does the old plastic, ceramic house go well with a precious, luxurious interior style, with expensive paintings?

Therefore, when planting trees In the house, in addition to paying attention to the species of the tree, the shape of the tree, the location of the tree, you need to pick the whole pot trees match the shape of the tree and the style of the room you intend to display.

As the old saying goes, “A lush flower needs a wonderful accessory”. In a sense, planting trees In the house, the potted plant is more important than the tree! Here are some notes when choosing pots trees.

Pot trees unsightly?

If pots trees your tree is not beautiful, please change a new “clothes” for the tree. You have a wide selection of pots trees be suitable.

1. Environmental bag

These eco-friendly bags are quite useful in growing trees.

If you think pots trees If something in your house is bad, put the whole pot in an eco-friendly bag with the pot, and then open the mouth of the bag a little.

This simplicity makes trees Yours is quite cute and at the same time increases the height of the potted plant.

2. Reusable paper bags

Similarly, reusable bags are also great for growing bonsai. This method is the same as that of the reusable bag.

If at home there are small bonsai pots such as cactus, etc., using a reusable bag to put the plants in will be very cute and pretty.

3. Straw basket, sedge

The baskets of straw, sedge growing bonsai often appear in many family magazines. Using them in place of the usual potted plants can suit any decor.

It has been considered the favorite “potted plant” of interior designers, lovers of ornamental plants and flowers.

You can find these growing straw baskets in a number of American, Nordic, Chinese…

4. Bamboo basket

If it is said that straw and sedge baskets are carefully braided, the bamboo baskets used here are sketchy. Many people also take advantage of bamboo baskets after buying fruits and utensils at the market.

Of course, you can also choose or order to make more careful and sophisticated bamboo and rattan baskets. However, whether a bamboo basket is simple or sophisticated, planting bonsai in it also brings its own poetry.

It can be perceived as shoddy and often unsightly when it comes to taking up space in the home. But as long as you clean up a bit, plant a large bonsai in it and put it in the right place, it is the perfect combination.

5. Tin bucket

Bucket iron, iron, inoc… can also participate in this fun. But most of them are used in some retro American decoration, or Nordic style.

As for other decorating styles, it is best not to put bonsai in these tin buckets as it will seem out of place.

Types of potted plants

If you do not like the “new shirt” for potted plants, you can “move” the eyelids for your bonsai. Here are the bonsai pots for you to choose from:

1. Cement bonsai pots

Cement bonsai pots look simple but very cool. The exterior gives the impression of being tough, rough, and genuine. Growing bonsai in these cement pots is also very interesting.

2. Terracotta bonsai pots

Terracotta pots have hundreds of years of experience in growing ornamental plants and are the favorite choice of many people.
This bonsai pot has a classic style, looks natural and is eco-friendly. Currently, in order to reduce costs and be more convenient in moving, people often fake terracotta pots with horses.

Moreover, the terracotta bonsai pot has a natural temperament, the material has good breathability, the price is not high, and the designs are diverse, so it is still popular with many bonsai growers.

3. Metal bonsai pots

Metal bonsai pots are very rare, using gold and brass as the main color, not to mention textures, beautiful and cool.

Although metal bonsai pots have poor ventilation and drainage, if the light in some places is not good, using metal flower pots can increase the brightness of the house.

Some shade-tolerant, vigorous ornamental plants can still adapt to metal pots.

4. Glass bonsai pots

It is also possible to call a glass potted plant a glass vase. These pots mainly grow some types of hydroponic plants and succulents.

A glass planter vase of super aesthetic value is placed on the desktop and nightstand. You can attract the attention of guests who come to play with these high hanging ornamental glass vases.

It is beautiful “no dead corners” and also increases the brightness of the family. Try it now!

5. White porcelain bonsai pot

There is no need to talk about the beauty of white porcelain pots when growing bonsai. Use “a set” of white porcelain pots to plant ornamental plants or plant intensely leafy ornamental plants that will stand out.

With a white porcelain potted plant, you will also save money and effort because there is no need to spend any effort, and the indoor plants are also very beautiful. The white t-shirt is like a white shirt, it is a versatile shirt, suitable for any environment.

In general, white porcelain pots can grow all ornamental plants and are suitable for any house.

Create your own bonsai pot in your own style

Plants yearn for freedom, just like humans.

If you think that growing plants in pots or glass vases is very cramped, you can create your own “home” for bonsai in any style you like. You can both grow bonsai and decorate your home and hang it anywhere you like.

It’s like “one stone kills 2 birds”.

Many people may think that if you do this, soil and water will contaminate the house. You don’t even think. Sure, when you’re creative, you’ll mess around a bit, but when you’re done, it won’t affect anything.

These bonsai “pots” are very delicate and hang up beautifully.

Cover the roots with semi-wet soil and knead into balls, if too dry you can spray a little water before kneading but do not press too hard.

Wrap moss, dry grass… outside the potting soil to prevent the soil from becoming mushy. After that, hemp rope, fishing line, wool, rope… to wrap the tree ball tightly.

In this way, a bonsai pot is created at no cost to buy. Every day, you only need to spray a small amount of water to survive. After a while, the ball can be soaked in water to provide adequate water for long-lived bonsai.

(According to SH)