How To Displaying Mini Bonsai - Decorate Home

 How To Displaying  Mini Bonsai - Decorate Home 

                 

Once you’ve created your super-mini bonsai, be sure to display it as you would a piece of stylish decor. Simply placing a little bonsai in a space lends it a sense of calm warmth. Try it when you invite friends to visit. Fundamentals for Display Super-mini bonsai are not only about “making” and “growing”—much of their appeal comes from displaying and enjoying them. 



Try putting them on show at the front entrance, on a window sill, on a book shelf or anywhere you like. Don’t be bound by convention—let your imagination run free When showing traditional bonsai, there are conventions such as using a flat display stand or, if displaying bonsai on a shelf, doing so in odd numbers such as three, five or seven bonsai  . 

However,


 when displaying super-mini bonsai,

 there is no need follow such rules. Consider them part of your interior decorations and display them however you like. If you’re not sure how to display them, try matching them with other small objects. For instance, simply placing a super-mini bonsai on a small plate or coaster works to significantly enhance it. Standing them next to postcards, miniature dolls and other favorite knick knacks works well too. Just as you do when choosing an outfit to wear, think of the form of the tree and the pot when pairing the super-mini bonsai with other objects. Why not also try putting super-mini bonsai on your work desk beside your computer, in the kitchen, in a washroom or other living spaces that are not often decorated?

 The simple addition of super-mini bonsai will transform the spot into a heartwarming space. Take note! Bonsai are not for permanent display! Displaying them brings great pleasure, but in order to enjoy  mini bonsai for the long term, it’s important to keep in mind that they are not items to leave on permanent display. Fundamentally, super-mini bonsai should normally be kept in a sunny spot outside and watered appropriately. 



The soil in small pots dries out easily, and if watering is neglected the plants soon grow weak. When displaying inside, limit the time frame to one-two days. The same applies to traditional larger bonsai. Bonsai are plants to be raised lovingly and displayed for enjoyment when the time comes Fundamentally, super-mini bonsai should be grown outdoors. If super-mini bonsai appear to be drying out while on display, soak them in a container of water for about 10 seconds to replenish moisture. Making Good Use of Small Objects There are small items on the market that are made specifically for bonsai display, but depending on how you use them, everyday objects can be used to create great displays too. 





Try using cups, mats, small plates, coasters and so on in your displays. A glass tumbler is transformed into a little showcase in this display. Super-mini bonsai are small and easily fall over so a glass can double as protection. Red leaves are enhanced by placing this super-mini bonsai on a green cloth. The worn-in character of the fabric was chosen to bring out a natural atmosphere. 


Create a Super-mini Bonsai “Stage” Displaying super-mini bonsai 





is a gala occasion to showcase their development and form! So turn the space into a “stage” for them. To set the bonsai off to their best advantage, selecting a plain, simple platform is key. Creating differences in height is effective for attractively displaying several bonsai at once. Positioning them on a well-lit window ledge shows off their form. A charming stool is the best seat in the house for these super-mini bonsai.