The ginseng bonsai is a dwarf reproduction of the original plant which is obtained through specific pruning operations. All the watering operations of the ginseng bonsai must be carried out regularly, making sure that all the soil surrounding the dwarf plant is moistened, making sure that the water does not stagnate. Consequently, proceed with watering as soon as you notice that the earth begins to dry out, avoiding continuous spills of water if the plant does not really need it. Remember that if the soil remains soaked for too long, you risk killing the roots by suffocating them. An advice we can give you is to arrange a saucer containing clay soaked with water, allowing the roots to live in the right humidity without accumulating stagnation.

Take care of the ginseng bonsai quite simple, remember that it does not need special attention regarding watering, to keep it in the best way you have to make sure that the soil is neither too dry nor impregnated with water, but slightly damp. spring pruning. These operations contribute to the care and maintenance of the dwarf plant.Once the practice of pruning is completed, towards the end of spring, repotting, or replacing the old bonsai soil with new soil. During this operation, take the opportunity to reduce the roots of the plant, being careful not to overdo it.While applying wire to the foliage and branches to make it take the shape you like best, be careful not to break the branches.

Another important operation for the care of ginseng bonsai, fertilization.Since this type of plant develops and grows throughout the year, it requires a cadenced and constant fertilization.There are many types of fertilizers and fertilizers to cure your bonsai ginseng, it is important to rely on specialized people able to advise you on the most suitable for the cause.Remember that each type of fertilizer contains different principles, for example, nitrogen favors the development of plant leaves, this means that overdoing too much with a certain substance (as in the case of nitrogen) you will end up with a dwarf bonsai structurally speaking, but with too thick foliage with disproportionate leaves.

Taking care of the ginseng bonsai also means placing it in the right place according to the different seasons of the year trying to please it as much as possible.During the summer season it is recommended to leave the plant outdoors, especially during spring, without abandoning it under the scorching sun. in the months of July and August. When the season begins to change and the temperatures drop, it is necessary to relocate the bonsai inside the house, the important thing is that it is able to take on sunlight for about 5 hours a day. check to see if the plant has been attacked by parasites or any diseases, thus managing to defeat them promptly.You will notice it if the leaves fall very frequently or if the soil is unable to absorb the water from the watering.