"Canna Bonsai: How to Create a Bonsai from Cannabis"

Growing a bonsai tree from cannabis is achievable even for a beginner gardener, and it requires similar training knowledge as growing a standard cannabis plant. The main difference lies in the size: the Japanese technique involves cultivation in small trays called 'bonsai pots.' For smaller specimens, pots with a capacity of 2-3 liters are used. However, depending on the strain and desired size of the plant, bonsai pots with a capacity of 15 liters or more can also be used – such a cannabis tree can be a unique addition to your home decor, wouldn't you agree? ????

Here's what you'll need for a cannabis bonsai:

1 Young cannabis plant.

2 Small pot with soil.

3 Electric drill (for drilling holes) or office paperclips for support.

4 Wire with a rubber coating, rope, plant ties.

5 Sharp scissors.

6 Wooden or bamboo stakes (for support)."

Please note that growing cannabis may be subject to legal restrictions in your area, so be sure to research and adhere to local laws and regulations.

To begin, choose a suitable container in which your bonsai will grow. There are no strict rules here – the volume, material, and style are up to your preference. In the classic approach, wide, shallow pots are often used. The next step is to drill holes along the upper edge of the bonsai pot. These holes will be used to secure the framework of the bush."

"Ensure that the holes are of a sufficient diameter to thread rope or wire through.

If the pot is not suitable for drilling, you can attach the wire around the edges of the container, and office paperclips can be used to secure the rope."

Select a young vegetative-stage seedling and plant it in the prepared pot. To facilitate the creation of the trunk's shape, insert a wooden stake next to the plant. There are various methods for training the stem: wrapping it around the support, bending, interweaving – feel free to experiment and come up with your own techniques!"

"After achieving the desired contours of your cannabis bonsai, attach a securing rope to the stem and connect it to the nearest hole in the pot.

Note: The rope should not be tied tightly around the stem to prevent constriction as the plant grows."

Important Note: Training the branches of the future bonsai should only begin after the plant has grown 3-4 nodes. Shaping the crown is done similarly to the trunk – you need to set the direction with the help of stakes and secure them to the edge of the bonsai pot. The main aspect of a beautiful cannabis tree's appearance is the grower's inspiration! Imagine how you want your cannabis bonsai to look and start creating a unique composition using additional ropes and fixtures."

"You can control the angle of the branches by adjusting the force of attachment to the pot. To encourage horizontal growth, secure the branches more tightly to the edge of the container."

"Only new shoots are suitable for pruning. Removing primary branches can lead to stress and slow growth. Additionally, it's essential to trim excess fan leaves that obstruct light penetration and impede air circulation."