Bonsai for Beginners Book: A Comprehensive Guide on the Art of Growing and Caring for Your Bonsai Tree. A Bonsai Instruction Book from Basic to the Most Advanced Techniques to Make Your Bonsai Healthy and Live Long

By Kieran A. Barret

Do you want to grow a healthy Bonsai without getting lost in the process? Or do you want to learn everything you need to know about how to cultivate an enduring, healthy, and good-looking tree that will live for generations to come? 
If your answer to these questions is yes, then this book is for you!

Just about anybody, even a complete novice, can learn and master the art of bonsai. This book offers deep insight into the secrets of growing a healthy, perfect, and enduring bonsai with just enough tips, hacks, techniques and strategy. You will find all you need to know about how to protect, feed, water, and nurture your tree to maturity. In this book, you will find: 

• A detailed history of bonsai and where the art originated from.
• Everything you need to begin your own bonsai.
• How to buy your own bonsai, how to collect trees, and how to grow your bonsai from seeds. 
• An extensive selection of plants suitable for bonsai.
• Soil preparation and requirement for your bonsai.
• Bonsai tree preparation.
• Caring for your bonsai; repotting, soil care, fertilizing, watering, and pruning. 
• Beginner, basic, maintenance, repotting, and advanced tools for bonsai. 
• Everything you need to know about structural and maintenance pruning. 
• A detailed guide into repotting your bonsai.
• How to position and display your bonsai. 
• How to control bonsai pest and diseases, and so much more!

This book will help the bonsai beginner and expert to get started and enjoy the beauty of bonsai. Providing an opportunity to harness the benefits of bonsai as a hobbyist or bonsai business person.  

What are you waiting for? Scroll up and get this detailed guide now to get started!
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: MaryPrice
• Release date: Jan 5, 2022
• ISBN: 9791220881777

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INTRODUCTION

Bonsai is a plant (generally a shrub or a tree), which is planted in containers and grows like any regular mature tree via the different methods of training that are used. The height of bonsai is usually about a meter. This plant art uses living illusion to tell a story, and the bonsai art can be traced as far back as nearly two thousand years ago.

The term Bonsai’ originates from a Chinese word P'en Tsai, it has almost the same meaning and has same sound with the word Bonsai. Bonsai is composed of two Japanese phrases bon and sai. The word bon in Japanese means container, tray or pot while the word sai" means potted planting or a tree.

The bonsai plant is both an outdoor and an indoor plant. The plant is essentially exposed to quite a few aesthetic and horticultural disciplines that enhances its botanical health and gives it the needed visual allure. One of the many qualities of the bonsai plant is that it enduring, and in the miniature-art world, it combines suggestion, thought and form while establishing its uniqueness.

Maintaining a healthy bonsai is a concern for both students and beginners. The solution is in finding how to manage the degree of stress that the bonsai plant undergoes. The word stress here implies the measure of horticultural practice that is put in place in the right quantity. Knowing what to do and in the right measure applies to every area of the bonsai cultivation, which include: pruning, altitude, temperature, nutrient, sun, soil, water, air etc.

There is a saying that when you study bonsai, you will study more than what the plant is. Time is another vital part of bonsai cultivation, because it takes time for a tree to grow. Time doesn't have an alternative; it is usually moving forward and it is persistent.

Bonsai is all about miniature grown trees, which relates to attitudes, life, space and even time. The bonsai art has been known to be a fundamental part of custom, family, and culture in history. Your bonsai plant and art require a lot of patience, various artistic skill and a measure of sensibleness in gardening to achieve the best