What does the carbonized pile in bonsai mean?

Bonsai carbonized pile is a burnt carbonized pile. Anyone who plays bonsai must know that stumps are generally carbonized by fire. However, it is not easy to carbonize stumps artificially. If the temperature is not well controlled, it is easy to burn the bonsai stump. A good stump may not germinate after carbonization.

Carbonization of gold marbles is not a simple manual operation, but can be naturally carbonized instead of burning the surface of the stump. Such carbonized gold marbles are very unique in bonsai.

Although gold marbles will naturally carbonize, not all gold marbles can naturally carbonize. Generally, only the carbonized ancient gold marbles in western Sichuan are carbonized by mountain fires, and others are mostly artificially carbonized.

Usually, carbonized piles should have a thick carbonized layer. If only the surface layer is carbonized, it is easy to make the carbon color fade. So it is impossible to realize artificial carbonization without fierce fire. Fuel rod can be made by gas cutting gun, but it is not easy to make carbonized surface. This shows how difficult it is to carbonize the stump.

The above two golden marble carbonized piles are the best representative works. They all have a thick carbonized layer. No matter how you clean up the stump, it won't fade, but it will get brighter and brighter, giving people a feeling of obsidian. In particular, its stump roots are thick, and its trunk is like piles of bumps, grotesque and cross-section, which looks simple and heavy and has a sense of vicissitudes.

Carbonized piles are more difficult to germinate than ordinary green piles, and the cultivation after germination is not simple. The first and second branches of the above two carbonized golden marble bonsai stumps are natural, and the third branch is still messy, but it will look good if you raise it again in the past two years. This kind of bonsai has been cultivated for more than ten years, which is very rare and can be regarded as a boutique bonsai.