Japanese double flush black pine shohin bonsai

An old black pine potted in a biscuit pot having a simple, traditional style. Watering: Pines and cypresses like to have a clear distinction between dry and wet conditions because red jade soil is used as the medium. Color can be used to determine how dry the soil is When the soil becomes lighter in color, it is dry If only the topsoil is dry at this time, there is no need to water. You can wait until the potting soil is at least semi-dry before adding water. Coniferous plants are more drought-tolerant and are slightly different from general flowering and fruiting, evergreen, deciduous and other tree species. **Please water thoroughly** It needs to be seen that the water flows out from the bottom of the pot before it is fully watered. The same step can be performed 2 times Welcome to inquire about related planting questions ig:pruning_firm youtube: pruning firm