How to choose the stump of bonsai?

Speaking of bonsai, I think families with a little petty bourgeoisie will have one or two bonsai and put them in the living room or balcony at home. Looking at it is pleasing to the eye, and people often see it. Everyone immediately forgets their troubles and regains a good mood. Most importantly, bonsai can also play a special role in purifying indoor air and producing carbon dioxide. Bonsai has so many benefits, but do you know how to choose the stump of bonsai?

First of all, the size of the stump should be similar to the size of the bonsai you want to design, preferably the same. After all, the size of the basin, to a certain extent, also determines its ornamental value, the cost of its own production and the complexity of the process, and ultimately affects its price.

Generally speaking, the stakes of a large bonsai need thicker stakes to match and coordinate with the bonsai it matches. And those medium-sized and pocket-sized bonsai need to be carefully selected, small and exquisite, and grotesque wooden stakes are the best, because they can be quickly formed without too much processing.

In addition, the selection of stumps must have a great correlation with the cultivated tree species. Many laymen believe that bonsai is a tree that carefully cultivates and prunes trees in nature, makes them into shapes that everyone likes, and plants them in flowerpots. It seems so, but what I want to say is that the most basic bonsai is a wooden stake, just like the foundation for building a house, and it must be very similar to the variety of its branches and leaves, so that there will be no rejection and unreasonable death and unnecessary losses when cultivated.

Finally, the wooden stakes of bonsai should also have that kind of vigor and strength, a deep vein and a very old feeling. Because the stump is too tender, it does not have the potential to make bonsai, although it will survive. But it has no ornamental value. Therefore, when choosing a stake, you must choose an old stake, and it is still a vigorous and powerful stump.