Sell Rare Japanese Sakura Seeds Cherry Blossom Seeds Bonsai Plants for Home & Garden 10 PCS best price

package: a simple wrapping Sakura cherry blossom is known as "" in Japanese, and is the national flower of the country. a symbol of renewal and hope, cherry blossom announces the spring arrival of each year, and you will see an abundant flowering between late-March and mid-April. tree can be trained as a bonsai. pre: warm water sauce for 24 hours; change the water and soak in lukewarm water for an additional 24 hours. a few drops of lemon juice in the hot water jet will improve the results. how do you grow a Sakura Bonsai tree seed? The biggest advantage of seeds is that you can manage the shape of your tree right from the start. there are many plants that grow quickly from seeds in many tropical locations. there are no specific bonsai seeds. bonsai growing from tree seeds can be very rewarding which gives you full control as early as possible. it takes at least 3 years before you have a tree that you can start working on. it is technically feasible and feasible to grow seed trees for bonsai sakura. however, this is essential to plan the seed to achieve success before you even choose the right one. the following steps can be followed in growing a bonsai tree Sakura. 1. You start with a proper seed stratification treatment for proper germination mimicking the winter in order to ensure success. (non-stratification methods work hard, but it is preferable to go for stratification). 2. Wash the Sakura (Cherry) seeds gently in a sieve. 3. Use a gardening gloves and soak the Sakura (Cherry) seeds to the 10% hydrogen peroxide solution for about 10 minutes to avoid possible molding. 4. Pick up the seeds with a pair of tongs and place them on a damp kitchen paper, then put them in a zip lock bag and then refrigerate them (do not put in the freezer but on the vegetable tray). 5. Budding should begin in 2-8 weeks, depending on the variety. a little bit of variety takes up to three months to start germinating. check for germination once a week and if necessary, moisten the kitchen paper to keep moisture out. 6. Prepare the compound potting mix with a slightly acidic compost add about 30% of coarse sand. ensure the seed tray / pot is sterile. 7. Plant the seeds after sprouting in moist soil, about two inches deep in a small pot planting. use a pan-terra cotta with a suitable diameter for the desired growth of your Bonsai tree. put a plastic liner in the pan before adding the soil. this will help when you need to prune the roots to keep your bonsai tree small, and in its desired shape 8. Prune the branches and roots of your bonsai tree after about a year of growth. the growth rate from seedlings varies widely among tree species. it can take many months before the growth shoots produce any branch. keep the height of the tree trimmed to the desired size throughout the first year of growth. wait for shoots to sprout and produce leaves before cutting. 9. Trim branches in all tree growth just above us if you wish more budding branches or branches