23.02.2009 -
All About Bonsai Tools
You can't possibly conceive good Gardening landscape without the proper tools. And if we are talking about bonsai care, it's impossible to leave aside bonsai tools. The realm of bonsai care involves so many elements: Utter knowledge of the bonsai family, correct planting and trimming, and of course the best-in-class bonsai tools.
You don't really need to have all the tools that exists, because trust me there are a lot! But, it is important to have at least the basic knowledge of bonsai tools, so you know what to look for when designing a gardening landscape.
Wire Cutters: Very useful bonsai tools that help you cut the wire to position branches and trunk of the tree. If the wire cutter is thin enough with rounded head and delicate blades, then you can even use it to remove the wire for the bonsai; not a very common characteristic in bonsai care.
Trimming Shears: Probably, the most popular and used bonsai care tool. It's ideal for all types of work on your tree: trim branches, trim roots and trim twigs. It is highly recommended that you always keep the blades sharp, so they don't ruin the stems.
Bud Trimming Shears: Similar to trimming shears, these bonsai tools are specially designed for bud cutting, reaching deep without damaging the plant and providing a great gardening landscape.
Knob Cutters: Optimum for deep, clean cuts near the trunk, without ruining the tree. If provided with a curved grip, these bonsai tools can add special support and comfort for the bonsai enthusiast.
Branch Benders: Get the desired bonsai care and shape for your trees with this tool. Now this arduous task is possible with branch benders, whose strength tackles the wood to keep it into place. They work better in medium to large sized bonsai trees.
Root Rake: Going with the stainless rake is the best solution. Even though they are very simple bonsai tools, they do a great job at separating roots whenever you are transplanting or re-potting, to achieve a desirable gardening landscape.
Some other miscellaneous tools include: pointed-end hammers, wires, moisturizers, tool boxes, electric drills, mallets, screens, carving tools and more.
Before buying any tools, take into consideration some factors to guarantee you are getting the best for your gardening landscape:
1) Look for coated tools made out of non-stick material; this will prevent the tools from rusting.
2) Ask for tools that are easy to clean; this will shorten the care time and prolong your bonsai tools life expectancy.
3) Make sure to get high quality instruments, whose blades stay sharp. Many special processes exist to provide extra sharpen and longevity to your cutters.
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The 1-2-3 of Bonsai Tree Care
One of the many secrets of practical gardening has always been the art of bonsai tree care seizing the advantages of bonsai tools. Any Gardening landscape beauty is stressed by careful bonsai planting. In a related article we will talk about bonsai tools for an appropriate bonsai tree care, but now, we will share with you the basic tips for bonsai enthusiasts.
When talking about bonsai tree care, three main elements come to discussion:
The right bonsai soil: Never, ever use regular soil for bonsai gardening landscapes. Regular soil is meant to capture water, so the plant can get its daily water supply from that reserve. Bonsai soil acts completely opposite, since its loosen composition prevents water from drowning the plant, damaging your gardening landscape. Otherwise, the roots could rot, months before the tree is fully grown and healthy. The top inches of soil are of essence for first-class bonsai tree care. Hence, it is mandatory that you choose soil specifically designed for the bonsai that you are planting to induce a better water flow and gas exchange. Remember that there are different types of soil for different types of bonsai, because soils dry out at different proportions. Moreover, there are different bonsai tools and pot styles for different trees.
The right bonsai pot: Bonsai pot size must match the size and shape of the tree (One of the basics of bonsai tree care).
1) Ceramic pots are suitable for the plant to equally absorb and eliminate water, then creating a healthy bonsai tree and producing an enviable gardening landscape. This material maintains the soil clean and free of fungi.
2) Unglazed pots are perfect for unusual or flowering bonsai types, while glazed pots suits better if you want to inspire a vintage feeling with your classic bonsai. However, for proper bonsai tree care, you should never plant your bonsai on a pot that has been glazed inside, because this could hurt the roots. Note: Remember to use the appropriate bonsai tools for planting.
3) Plastic pots are your choice if you are looking for a reasonable prized pot. They tend to retain more water, so your plant absorbs the humidity deposited around it.
4) Mica pots are the warriors of all bonsai pots. They resist all climatic conditions and imprudent handling, which are the best solution for ultimate bonsai tree care.
The right watering: Following ancient Japanese gardening landscape advise, experts suggest that bonsai trees should be watered thrice a day using the proper bonsai tools to: a) moisten the pot, b) moisten the soil, and c) guarantee that the tree and its roots are equally watered. For proper bonsai tree care, make sure that trees don't die of dehydration or over watering. The right amount of water will produce a rich in nutrients, healthy tree. It eliminates excessive salts and hazardous gases.
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