1, Yushu
For beginners of bonsai, it is very suitable to use elm to get started. Elm is drought-resistant, waterlogging-resistant, cold-resistant and adaptable. No matter what soil you use, you can raise it and generally don't die. In addition, it shoots quickly, so we don't have to worry about screwing up when pruning the elm, which is very suitable for practicing hands. However, it should be noted that elm grows slowly in winter, so it is best not to prune it. If it is trimmed, it must be sealed with wax.
2. Boxwood
Boxwood has been loved by people since ancient times. Because of its elegant integrity and gentlemanly demeanor, it has become a gentleman in the wood. Its characteristics are evergreen all the year round, beautiful tree shape, thick and shiny leaves, because it grows slowly, is not easy to deform and has strong ornamental value. Boxwood has a long life and is a famous longevity plant. As long as properly cultivated, it can accompany you for a long time! In the breeding process of Buxus buxus, as long as direct sunlight is prevented, enough water is given and long branches are cut off regularly.
3. Pyracantha fortuneana
Pyracantha fortunei is an evergreen shrub, which blooms in summer and bears red fruit in autumn, with a long fruiting period. You can enjoy flowers in spring and fruits in winter when you make bonsai, and put one or two pots at home during the Spring Festival, which is very festive! Pyracantha fortuneana has strong vitality, drought resistance and simple maintenance. Put it in a ventilated and sunny place to ensure proper water and fertilizer.