How to make banyan bonsai out of stone?

Choose ornamental stones with many cracks, good posture and relatively independent materials, such as sea mother stone, stalactite, axe stone and Yingde stone.

Select the banyan tree, take out the soil from the pot and put it on the pot with bare roots.

On the basin, use cement or glue to fix the selected stones at the bottom of the basin.

Take the selected banyan tree out of the pot and soil, and cut off the extra roots.

The roots of the banyan tree are embedded in the cracks of the stone, and fixed with hemp rope, so that the roots are closely combined with the stone.

Fill the flowerpot with soil, and the roots that can't be covered by the soil surface can be covered with plastic film and hard paper and then covered with soil.

After planting, water the stone, put it in a semi-shade, and replenish water according to the wet and dry conditions of the basin soil. /kloc-After 0/0 days, move to the sun for normal maintenance. Be careful not to touch or burn the exposed roots, causing local defects. In almost half a year, the stone bonsai can be finalized.

Modeling cliff style: put the stone upright in the basin, and plant the banyan tree 2/3 away from the basin surface, or directly on the top of the stone, with the trunk hanging down and floating.

Stone-hugging style: the stone is high or low, so that the roots hold the stone tightly. Tall stones are thinner and appear steep, short stones are stout, and the branches on the stones are short and strong, as steady as Mount Tai. The two depend on each other, which embodies the natural beauty of roots.