Some time ago, I bought a Lee cherry bonsai, which is also a stone bonsai. It has been flowering, it is very beautiful, and it is sent out to share it with everyone.
Lee's cherry, also known as pearl cherry, mini cherry, fine-leaved acerola cherry (checked, Lee's cherry leaf front is pointed, Indian cherry leaf front is round, somewhat or a little different).
Lee's cherry, the blossoming and fruiting are very beautiful, although my tree only hangs a fruit, but it does not affect its beauty. Lee's cherry is generally used as a sketch bonsai, flowers, leaves, fruits, roots, dried, are very interesting, can be regarded as one of the excellent bonsai entry tree species. The special root system is very developed, and it is also a good product for making stone bonsai.
Let's take a close-up of the flowers first!
There are clusters of flowers, which are very beautiful.
During the flowering period, try to spray a few generic pollinators, do not know if it is working, sit down a fruit.
But I concluded that there was more watering and frequent watering during the flowering period, resulting in a greatly reduced fruit set rate.
At the beginning of the results, I was not sure if I could sit still.
As I grew older, I was basically sure that I would be able to sit still.
The longer it gets, the bigger it gets, but it's still green.
It begins to change color, slowly turns yellow to orange, and the color becomes darker and darker.
Now, the fruit has completely turned red, red and beautiful. Coupled with flowers and green leaves, it has a different taste.
Watching a little bit of change every day is a kind of enjoyment of raising bonsai.
Have you ever fed Lee's cherries? Do you have any ideas about Lee's cherries? I feel that this is easier to raise, don't be dry and wet it is easy to raise, do you want to get a try?