Detailed Guide to the Large-Trunk Split-and-Bend Technique for Penjing

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

For tree penjing, bending branches and trunks has always been one of the more difficult aspects to master in the styling process, especially when it comes to bending large trunks. This is because whether this step is done well or not directly affects the ornamental value of the penjing, and even its growth condition. After all, bending is one of the main means of building the skeleton of a penjing.

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Detailed Guide to the Large-Trunk Split-and-Bend Technique for Penjing

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