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Bonsai approach grafting: how to obtain an elephant-foot trunk
Enjoying bonsai is all about the "play" in it. However, time waits for no one: a bonsai takes a day to complete but ten years of work, and life does not have many ten-year spans. Sometimes we can use certain techniques to quickly achieve the effect we want. For example, using the approach grafting method...
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After ten years of growing an elm bonsai, I could hardly recognize the trunk after pruning.
This elm stump was bought at the stump market in 1997, and it had only two bends. From the trunk to the top of the node, a total of seven sections can be counted. Pruning the branches and leaves, I still feel amazed. After ten years of pruning on the elm stump, it truly is not...
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Bonsai appreciation: mottled trunks and varied forms, these unmatched bonsai are so beautiful
Bonsai appreciation: see the mottled trunks, admire the varied forms, these "unmatched" bonsai are so beautiful. Take a look at the bonsai below; among them, the rock-clinging style bonsai stands out the most, full of character. Dear viewers, which bonsai do you like? ...
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A six-image detailed explanation of a single-trunk double-stem miniature bonsai, from which many bonsai styles originate
In the previous article, we talked about rooting cypress cuttings, and also about making fingertip bonsai from rooted cypress cuttings. Strike while the iron is hot - if we grow them a bit longer, once the cypress seedlings get bigger, how else can we play with them? Is there an upgraded version of bonsai-making...
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What does a "rotten-trunk style" bonsai mean? Let us introduce you to this bonsai form
Rotten-trunk style bonsai. What is a rotten-trunk style bonsai? Rotten-trunk style bonsai has two types: the cave type and the axe-cleavage type. 1. Cave type (1) Morphological characteristics: the xylem of the swollen head and stem part has partly rotted away, leaving the cortex and forming a cave, displaying the great age of the tree...
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How Bonsai Beginners Should Correctly Prune the Trunk of Dug-Up or Purchased Tree Stumps
Plants all have two parts: the above-ground branches and leaves, and the root system below. To grow plants well, you must understand the relationship between the root system and the branches and leaves. There are four sayings that sum up this relationship: "Physiologically they nourish each other, morphologically they grow alternately...
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How to make a bougainvillea trunk thick? Detailed care methods
If you want its trunk to become thicker and sturdier, the flower pot must be suitable; use a small pot to grow a large plant, and give it enough fertilizer. Generally, you should fertilize it once a week. Pruning must be timely; after the flowers wither and after winter begins, you should prune it. After it enters dormancy, stop fertilizing.
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The shari trunk transforms into a cloud-piercing arrow, the bonsai styling is simply stunning
Inspiration for the work: A juniper bonsai work I came across by chance, this shari-style landscape first sparked my inspiration; every old tree in nature has weathered wind, frost, rain and snow, lightning and thunder, endured nature's battering, and...
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Although the trunk is hard, it can be both soft and firm; the vigorous and graceful and the winding and meandering each have their own merits.
Growing at a slant, its towering posture is beautiful, and there is a hollowed-out hole in the middle of the trunk, which is very distinctive; the overall shape of the bonsai is extremely beautiful. ...
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