How to make a living bonsai in stone crevices? Materials and methods explained in detail

  The tenacious life in the crevices of stones often moves us to tears.

  It is the restless wind that scatters seeds no one gathers to the ends of the earth. When they can no longer find soil, they place their last hope of life in this thin line of stone crevice. Although they can also share warmth from the sunlight and moisture from the rain, only the soil on which all life depends must be found by themselves. How severe the reality they face must be.

  Thus, nature produces astonishing miracles, and tenacious life springs up in barren stone crevices.

  Materials:

  Dragon's beard grass (Sagina japonica), stones, wood chips

  Instructions:

  First spread soil in the container, then plant the dragon's beard grass, and place small stones in the gaps where soil is still visible. That is all.