Watering Your Bougainvillea Bonsai: Water when the surface of the soil begins to dry. Maintain the soil moisture without causing water stagnation. For optimal results, use osmosis water to prevent alterations in the soil pH due to dissolved salts.
Pruning and Pinching: As climbing shrubs, bougainvilleas tend to develop shoots at the tips to attach themselves to other trees. To shape the bonsai, pinch more intensely on the apices, distributing vigor to lower branches. Pinch after flowering. Prune to two buds to strengthen the plant and encourage new branches directly from the old trunk.
Wiring Your Bonsai: Exercise caution with wiring, as bougainvillea branches can break or dry out easily. Wire tender shoots to guide their growth in the desired direction.
Creating a bougainvillea bonsai is a rewarding endeavor, and by following these steps, you can cultivate a breathtaking miniature version of this vibrant and colorful plant.
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