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Bonsai Technique: The Brutal Trunk-Splitting Method to Fix Old Stock That Is Thick on Top and Thin at the Bottom
When working with bonsai, you inevitably run into stock that is good in every way except for one fatal flaw: the trunk is thick on top and thin at the bottom, which is absolutely unacceptable in bonsai. So is there any way to fix it? The answer is yes. One option is to use a sacrifice branch...
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Making a larch bonsai is not hard at all - the 6-year transformation of a straight-trunk tree
The larch is a special variety among the conifers. It belongs to the pine family (Pinaceae), but it sheds its leaves every year and is not an evergreen species. That gives it a unique ornamental appeal: when it has leaves it looks like an evergreen pine, and when the leaves turn yellow in autumn it looks like a golden pine...
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A single-trunk double-stem bonsai to admire, like a mother and child embracing
A song "A Pot of Old Wine," dedicated to all mothers in the world, has moved so many to tears... Today is Mother's Day, the day to thank mothers has arrived. May all mothers in the world have peace and happiness! ...
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Detailed Explanation of the Trunk Development Technique in Tree Stump Bonsai Styling
Trunk development: The trunk is an important component of a tree's form; it connects the canopy and the roots into a whole and serves to transport nutrients and support the canopy. In terms of processing tree bonsai, the thickness, strength, and dynamic movement of the trunk have a decisive influence on the overall styling...
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Bonsai trunks and branches come in a thousand shapes and forms; the mottled, aged trunk is well worth a look.
Look at this bonsai's mottled, aged trunk, like the deeply wrinkled face of a centenarian; the branches are partly hidden and partly exposed, forming a harmonious and wonderful composition, while the dense pine needles of the crown are full of life. ...
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Bonsai shaping: how masters bend a large tree trunk about 10 points thick
In practical bonsai shaping, we often come across raw material whose trunk shape is not ideal and needs to be bent into the desired form. Small branches are of course easy to bend, but when it comes to a large trunk, bending becomes rather difficult and is not something the average person can do, ...
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Sharing a case study in extraordinary bonsai trunk design: a cleverly conceived themed design
Du Fu wrote a famous line: "Nature concentrates its divine beauty." Bonsai making has its fundamental principle: learn from nature. Without further ado, here are the pictures ...
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Bonsai appreciation: the branches and trunk have graceful postures, and the beautiful curves are worth collecting.
The shape of this bonsai is like a young girl standing and slightly crouching with bent knees, dancing. The most beautiful thing is that curve, how lively it is. ...
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How to make a bonsai from a Jade Plant (Portulacaria afra): one branch grows into a full pot in half a year and is shaped into a cascade-style trunk
When growing a Jade Plant, it is usually trained into a bonsai, with a beautiful shape, vigorous and powerful, and very high ornamental value. Today let's talk about how to shape a Jade Plant bonsai yourself. If you want to grow a bonsai trunk from a Jade Plant, first you need to look...
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Bonsai appreciation: In figure one, the trunk is twisted, and its shape resembles a beauty looking back over her shoulder.
In figure one, the trunk of this bonsai is twisted, and the overall shape is like a beauty looking back over her shoulder, swaying gracefully with a charming, elegant posture, extremely eye-catching. ...
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