Keep a few golden pot flowers at home and easily create a mini forest

It is so hot, so don't go out and roam around. Lying at home is so comfortable. If you can stroll through a "forest" at home, it feels even better! Today Huahua will show everyone a miniature version of a "forest" - jungle-style bonsai!

What is jungle-style bonsai?

Everyone is familiar with bonsai, but bonsai grown into a small forest are probably rare.

First look at the forests we usually see, they are all like this:

Or like this:

Now imagine yourself as an ant and the flowerpot as the wild, with 3 or 5 small trees planted in one flowerpot, and it is a small forest!

This is jungle-style bonsai! A shallow flowerpot, several trees of different heights, and an uneven soil surface form a miniature of a mountain and wild jungle.

Jungle-style bonsai makes people want to walk in and explore, and this is its fun!

One flower, one world; one leaf, one bodhi. A small bonsai is also a rich world!

Matching techniques for jungle-style bonsai

Jungle bonsai emphasizes varying heights and a well-arranged layout. Several small trees, some in front and some behind, create a sense of depth.

The branches and trunks of the trees should be thick and thin, so they appear relaxed yet powerful!

It is best to use a shallow pot, and the soil surface should rise and fall so as to highlight the openness and depth of the landscape. A pot that is too large and too deep will appear bloated and clumsy!

If you add green moss on the surface of the pot soil, the transition between the soil and the tree trunks will be more natural, and the whole will be more harmonious!

The method of laying moss is also very simple. Lift up the soil skin with moss growing on it, and then place it piece by piece on the surface of the pot soil that has just been sprinkled with water.

Of course, you can also decorate the pot with strange stones, rockeries, houses, towers and other ornaments to add artistic conception and wild charm!

Ornaments only play the role of adding the finishing touch. Never place them randomly, which would be superfluous, or place too many, which would overshadow the main subject.

These beautiful bonsai,

any one of them can be exchanged for a house

Flower friends, do you have bonsai at home?

Welcome to share pictures~

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