SAFLAX Garden in the Bag - Bonsai - White and 50 similar items

SAFLAX Garden in the Bag - Bonsai - White Mulberry - Morus alba - 200 seeds - With cultivation substrate in an easy to handle stand up bag. Beautiful white buds and flowers in early summer / Cold house Bonsai Create the perfect environment for a successful cultivation process. Garden in the Bag provides the nurturing substrate in the practical standup bag. Just add water and watch as the dried, light block produces abundant cultivation substrate for your seeds in just a few minutes. The leaves of the deciduous White Mulberry provide the food for the silkworms in the Indian silk making and come in various shapes, from clear-cut edged to deep-cut finger-shaped. Its name comes from the white buds and white fruits that the plant produces in May and June, although the fruits may take on a reddish colour with strong sunlight. Even young plants can grow copious amounts of the sweet and juicy fruits. Natural Location: The White Mulberry has its natural habitat in the Manchuria region of China. Cultivation: Seed propagation indoors is possible throughout the year. Spread the seeds onto moist potting compost and put just a little compost earth on top. Then, cover the seed container with clear film to prevent the earth from drying out. Dont forget to make some holes in the clear film and take it every second or third day completely off for about 2 hours. That way you avoid mold formation on your potting compost. Place the seed container somewhere bright and warm with a temperature between 20 and 25 Celsius and keep the earth moist, but not wet. Usually it takes two to six weeks until germination. Place: The White Mulberry prefers sunny and warm places, ideally in a slightly wind-protected spot. Care: The White Mulberry is rather carefree. Always let the earth dry out a little before the next proper watering. From April until early autumn you may provide fluid fertilizer for bonsai plants every two weeks. The Morus is suited for cultivation of all types and sizes of bonsai plants the free upright form, the double master, the multiple strain or the forest bonsai form. Thick branches can be pruned in autumn and in spring before the sprouting. The new shoots are best cut back to two leaves during summer. June would be the best time for wiring, and after about half a year you can remove the wire to prevent it from growing in. Every two years at the beginning of April and before the sprouting, you may repot the Mulberry after a brief root cutting. During Winter: During winter, the tree needs only modest watering since it casts the leaves - just make sure that the earth doesn't dry out completely. Even though the Morus is getting more frost-resistant up to -20 Celsius over the years, the best place for hibernation is a sheltered cool place with only light frost. Bonsai ability: Yes Picture credits: Because of technical limitations links to picture rights are written as text. 64002-morus-alba-K-VS-A.jpg - Frank Laue - Saflax - saflax.de/copyright 12405-garden-in-the-bag.jpg - Frank Laue - Saflax - saflax.de/copyright 14002-morus-alba-K-RS-A.jpg - Frank Laue - Saflax - saflax.de/copyright 14002-31-Morus-alba.jpg - Jeremy Norbury - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -