This little potted plant was actually grown like this by a foreigner

Chinese people have a long history of growing bonsai. In fact, quite a few foreigners like bonsai too. What kind of results can foreigners achieve with bonsai? Come and take a look!

Foreigners like Chinese bonsai too, and they actually grow them like this - it will blow your mind...

There is a foreigner named kitoi from California, USA. The succulent bonsai he grows have a wonderfully unconventional style, and he has won quite a few major awards. He seems to be quite a remarkable person. I wonder if fellow plant lovers will like them after seeing them?

It looks like a club.

I thought it was a gourd.

Succulents planted on a pine cone - not a bad creative idea.

Fellow plant lovers, look quickly - the pig trotter has bloomed, hahahaha.

Wow, big mud balls.

What variety is this? Is it really not ginger?

At first glance the shape seems so strange, but look more closely and it is actually quite beautiful. The color combination is really nice.

Doesn't it look like the stubble of cut chives?

It looks like two big toes.

Fingers? The shape is really strange...

The leaf shapes are special, and there are quite a few colors too - tender green, blue-green, yellow, and so on. The patterns on the flower pot are so beautiful.

It looks like coral on the seabed, so colorful.

It looks like candy, so cute.

When watering, did he put a few sheets of toilet paper on top? Hahaha, kitoi, please don't come after me.

Huahua really cannot tell what this looks like.

It bloomed on the melon... There is also a crack on the right side, as if it was sewn up with thread.

Doesn't it look like two halves of a butt?

The succulent has bloomed with snow-white flowers, and the petals are so beautiful.

The succulent leaves are so densely packed, as neat as gears. So impressive.

The branches and trunk are enchanting and shapely.

Finally I see one with a normal shape, haha. But to grow an old stump this thick and still this shapely, how many years would it take?

Compared with the plant, Huahua likes this flower pot even more. It looks like it was kneaded from plasticine, but I guess it was not. Do fellow plant lovers know?

After seeing foreigner kitoi's bonsai, let's look at a few more bonsai grown by foreigners!

The trunk curves upward, as if it is dancing.

This shape it has been trained into - the roots are so thick, it looks like an octopus, with a strong sense of rhythm.

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