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    BONSAI

    B Y ; A R Y A N A , S A F I Y A A M I R A , I R D I N A Z A H R A
    D A H L I A , S A F I Y A Z A H R A
    DEFINITIONS OF BONSAI
    Translation of bonsai is “ tree in pot “
    (Japanese)
    a replication of nature, in the form of a
    miniature tree, without displaying the human
    intervention too clearly
    to create a miniaturized but realistic
    representation of nature in the form of a tree
    Not genetically dwarfed plants.

    THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF


    BONSAI
    to create a realistic depiction of nature by
    using techniques such as pinching buds, pruning
    and wiring branches, and carefully restricting
    but not abandoning fertilizers are used to limit
    and redirect healthy growth.
    BONSAI SIZE
    CLASSIFICATIONS
    As a Bonsai gets smaller it increasingly becomes
    abstract, as opposed to resembling nature in a
    more precise way.
    The size classifications, increasing in size :
    Keshitsubo : 1-3" (3-8cm)
    Shito : 2-6" (5-15cm)
    Mame : 2-6" (5-15cm)
    Shohin: 5-8" (13-20cm)
    Komono : 6-10" (15-25cm)
    Katade-mochi : 10-18" (25-46cm)
    Chumono / Chiu : 16-36" (41-91cm)
    Omono / Dai : 30-48" (76-112cm)
    Hachi-uye : 40-60" (102-152cm)
    Imperial : 60-80" (152-203cm)
    THE SECRET OF
    BONSAI GROWTH
    The cell in the bonsai tree was discovered
    the same size and some are larger
    than their counterparts.

    What makes Bonsai trees miniature?

    There are fewer cells present in the leaf.

    The cutting of roots and lack of nutrients


    slowth the growth rate of apical mesristems
    which causes fewer cells to form a leaf bump,
    resulting in a smaller leaf.
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    BONSAI TREE CARE


    1. PLACEMENT
    Factors such as local climate, time of the year etc
    should be taken as consideration to determine
    your bonsai trees’s optimal spot.

    2. WATERING
    How often a tree needs to be watered depends on
    several factors such as; species of the tree, size of
    the tree, size of the pot, time of year, soil-mixture,
    and climate.

    3. FERTILIZING
    Bonsai are confined to the relatively small pots
    they are planted in, they need proper fertilization
    to replenish the soil's nutritional content to survive
    and thrive.
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    COMMON MISCONCEPTION
    ABOUT BONSAI TREES
    1. Bonsai trees are difficult to keep alive.
    Make sure the bonsai trees that you made or bought
    has roots that are well established.
    Well established roots can keep the soil good drainage.

    2. Bonsai trees can be kept indoors


    Depending on the species and climate, most Bonsai
    thrives outdoors.
    Many people thought that they are meant to keep
    indoors because of their dwarfness.

    3. Bonsai trees are genetically dwarfed


    If you take a seed from bonsai and plant it, it will grow
    up to be a normal tree.
    Most of the time, bonsai master make full-sized trees
    smaller
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    BENEFITS OF
    BONSAI
    The serene presence of a Bonsai plant
    can have a calming effect to reduce
    stress and promoting relaxation.
    Can enchancing general well being by
    having a deeper connection with nature
    Bonsai plants help to maintain indoor
    humidity levels
    Boosting Self-confidence since you
    successfully caring for a bonsai and
    witnessing its growth
    FUN FACT
    ABOUT BONSAI
    It has the same components as
    other three but bonsai has less
    starting materials.

    Any tree species could be a bonsai


    tree but there are some better
    trees that can be a bonsai tree.

    A bonsai tree grows just like a


    normal plant but it was manipulated
    to be a miniature plant.
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    THANK YOU

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