Watering bonsai is an art—too much or too little kills. Proper drainage is non-negotiable.
Every bonsai pot needs drainage holes. Many have oversized holes that leak soil. Solution: drainage mesh.
Use bonsai wire to form a small loop/coil over the hole. Experiment for fit.
Never let a bonsai sit in water. Mesh prevents soil loss while maintaining free drainage—the foundation of root health.
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