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The Su-style bonsai: crafting methods and landscape design techniques
Su-style bonsai consists of five major parts: first the roots, second the trunk, third the nodes, fourth the new branches, fifth the crown. Simply process and shape each of the five parts separately, and it becomes a living work of art. 1. Raising the roots: according to the distribution of the roots, lift the root system above the soil surface, placing it in all four directions. Roots that coil and rise boldly above the pot surface are considered superior; those with buttress roots exposed above the soil are also good. They may be upright, slanting, or lying flat. "The head must form layers, the feet must form lines," achieving "suspended roots and exposed claws" to show antiquity. Root raising must be done year by year and step by step; it is best not to raise too much at once, to prevent damaging
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A Detailed Guide to the Cultivation Method of Natural-Style Tree Roses
Natural-style tree roses differ greatly from ordinary tree roses. Because special cultivation measures are used, it effectively solves problems such as the slow thickening of the trunk in ordinary tree roses and the difficulty of multiple varieties coexisting on one tree over the long term, and it also makes new breakthroughs in tree lifespan. This method has unique features from rootstock cultivation to grafting and then to later management, and it is a mature method for cultivating high-quality tree roses. Industry experts generally believe that this technology is currently at a leading level both domestically and internationally. Cultivation of natural-style tree roses
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