A) Root pruning B) Potting the tree C) Choosing the right plant species D) Wiring the branches
A) Rose Bush B) Japanese Maple C) Pineapple Plant D) Oak Tree
A) To make the tree taller B) To control size and shape C) To prevent flowering D) To help the tree grow faster
A) To shape the branches B) To secure the tree in the pot C) To protect from pests D) To provide nutrients
A) Sandy soil B) Well-draining soil C) Regular garden soil D) Heavy clay soil
A) Every day B) Once a week C) When the soil surface is dry D) Never
A) Adding more roots B) Fertilizing the roots C) Covering the roots with moss D) Removing some of the roots
A) To protect the roots from cold B) To make the tree look nicer C) To provide fresh soil and space for roots D) To move the tree to a bigger pot
A) Mid-summer B) Early spring C) Late fall D) Winter
A) The leaves B) The branches C) The trunk D) The surface roots
A) When the tree loses its leaves B) When the tree has too many roots C) The tendency for the top to grow more strongly D) The tendency for the bottom branches to grow more
A) A group planting style B) A style with a slender, elegant trunk C) A formal upright style D) A cascade style
A) Balanced fertilizer B) High phosphorus fertilizer C) High nitrogen fertilizer D) High potassium fertilizer
A) Every day B) Never C) During the growing season D) Only in the winter
A) Live foliage B) Deadwood on branches C) The type of soil D) The pot the tree is in
A) Deadwood on the trunk B) The branch structure C) The root system D) The live bark
A) Hammer B) Concave cutters C) Saw D) Axe
A) To cut thick branches quickly B) To make a straight cut C) To create a recessed cut that heals cleanly D) To prevent scarring
A) Strong trunk B) Yellowing leaves C) New growth D) Healthy root system
A) Move the tree indoors B) Ignore them C) Treat with appropriate insecticide D) Overwater the tree
A) To provide extra nutrients B) To protect the tree from the sun C) To restrict root growth and provide drainage D) To make the tree grow faster
A) Healthy green leaves B) Lots of new growth C) Roots circling the pot D) Strong trunk development
A) To make a lot of money B) To create a miniature representation of nature C) To have a large tree in a small pot D) To grow a tree as quickly as possible
A) A style where the tree grows downwards B) A style with many trunks C) A style that looks like a broom D) A style where the tree grows straight up
A) Forces the tree to flower more. B) Allows the tree to grow without any need for pruning C) Makes the leaves larger D) Encourages back budding and denser foliage
A) Forest B) Literati C) Cascade D) Formal upright
A) One specifically made for bonsai B) One that's shallow C) One made of clay D) One with no drainage holes
A) By putting them in water B) By leaving them outside C) With rubbing alcohol D) By burying them in the ground
A) Full shade only B) Constant indirect light C) Artificial light only D) Full sun to partial shade
A) A style with exposed roots. B) A style with a leaning trunk. C) A style where the apex hangs over the side of the pot. D) A style with an upright trunk and branches forming a rounded crown. |