Can Cotinus coggygria be a jungle bonsai?

In addition to beautifying scenic spots, Cotinus coggygria actually has a great use, that is, bonsai production. Cotinus coggygria, as a small shrub, has elegant tree posture and rich wild resources, especially the old piles in the field, which have experienced wind, frost, rain and snow and have grown tenaciously in harsh environment. It is often found that the thick and simple piles can be made into beautiful bonsai in a short time with a little pruning, so they are loved by bonsai lovers.

The crown of cotinus coggygria is round and the height can reach 3-8 meters; The xylem is yellow and the juice smells; Simple leaves alternate, the leaves are entire or toothed, the petiole is thin, there is no stipule, and the leaves are obovate or ovoid; Panicle is loose and terminal, with small and miscellaneous flowers, and only a few develop; Pedicels of sterile flowers are elongated, pinnate and persistent after flowering; Bracts lanceolate, caducous; Calyx 5-lobed, persistent, lobes lanceolate: 5 petals, oblong or ovate-lanceolate, purple-brown; Drupe is small, the seeds are kidney-shaped and have no endosperm. The flowering period is May-June and the fruiting period is July-August.