For the bonsai to thrive, the correct water supply is crucial. Here you will learn what you should consider when watering bonsai. Because of the shell culture, there is hardly any room for mistakes in the care of a bonsai. Especially watering can quickly become a source of error.<\/p>\n
Because the limited shell volume and the rather permeable bonsai soil make frequent watering necessary – and too frequent watering is also a problem. How often you have to cast in the end depends on several factors, which we would like to introduce to you in the following.<\/p>\n
Like every plant, the bonsai needs water to survive. Due to the isolated cultural form of the bonsai in a bowl, meticulous attention must be paid to the water supply according to the needs. This is even more difficult with bonsais than with most other potted plants because the shells usually offer very little substrate as water storage.<\/p>\n