Coiling and binding method of branches

Abstract

The invention discloses a coiling and binding method of branches, and aims at providing a coiling and binding method capable of protecting branches. The coiling and binding method is characterized in that foam tapes and adhesive tapes are wound between metal wires and branches. The coiling and binding method of branches comprises the following steps: (1) winding foam tapes on the branches; (2) adhering adhesive tapes on the foam tapes; (3) winding metal wires on the adhesive tapes; and (4) twisting the metal wires to keep the branches in a certain shape. According to the technical scheme provided by the invention, operation is simple, the branch damage is reduced, and moisture and survival of the branches can be facilitated.

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[0001] technical field [0002] The invention relates to bonsai cultivation techniques. Background technique [0003] At present, the bonsai branches of the wire coiling method are commonly used. Commonly used metal wires are iron wire, copper wire and aluminum wire. Metal wire, especially iron wire, needs to be annealed before use in order to make it soft and flexible and remove its metallic luster. The method is as follows: Put the metal wire on the fire and burn it until it is red, and then let it cool naturally or put it in plant ash. Use annealed iron wire to coil, and the period of coiling must be suitable, otherwise it is easy to branch. Under normal circumstances, deciduous trees are selected for the entire dormant period after the trees lose their leaves in autumn and before germination in the second spring, while evergreen trees are coiled during the growth period. For special tree species, the thickness and length of the wire should be selected accordi...

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Problems solved by technology

Using this method of coiling requires many operations and a large amount of labor, and it is easy to damage the branches and cause the branches to wither.

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