If you are no longer young, you can try these two wolfberries like this.

No longer young friends sent me two Chinese wolfberry piles, let me help see how to shape.

The two piles are very high, as can be seen from the high soil, and they are basically the same model, both of which are horizontally dry and sprout irregularly.

How do you shape this horizontal stem? I thought of a friend's Chinese wolfberry. Just the one down there.

Shaded by the sun, fruitful, tourists sitting below, within reach of red fruit, this is a bumper harvest scene.

Similar horizontal dry bonsai, it seems that can be done in this way.

The above picture can also be used for reference, which is also Chinese wolfberry.

The old dry vicissitudes of life, the autumn leaves, the fruits are tired.

Therefore, my advice to this bonsai friend is: truncate the high stem, especially below, such a long root, there is little significance to do bonsai. Chinese wolfberry bonsai, to be high, is very high, as high as the literati; to be low, it is short and bully, 20 or 30 centimeters high enough and as big as a fist, it is also a fine product.

When we look at the trees in nature, we find that they are very tall and elegant. But bonsai is not natural, it is miniature nature, it is simulated nature, it is the natural landscape in the heart of bonsai master, so it is very particular about proportion. That's what the so-called increase of one point means long.

The following diagrams are for you to refer to the treatment of branches. Chinese wolfberry branches, it is easy to grow very long, but not easy to thicken, who has the way to thicken? Let the branches of Chinese wolfberry naturally bend three times?

Terrible this is not in line with the nature of Chinese wolfberry, but there will always be someone to find a way.

Look at this one above, the treatment of those two curved branches.

The Chinese wolfberry branches of the machete above are treated very well. What does the machete do with the branches? I've sent it many times. You can look for the original post.

The following Chinese wolfberry is no longer young. Some of them have potential. Especially that cliff, just right, the bud is also wonderful.

It is very difficult for Chinese wolfberry to form a branch group, and each branch needs to be carefully studied. Rainy days are a good time to study Chinese wolfberry. It's all right. You can move in and study it.

Well, the most beautiful thing is not a rainy day, but the eaves that once hid from the rain with you.

A spring rain came Xiaoxiao and sprinkled the sky. Listening to the sound of cars outside the window, dripping with rain, thinking of the distance, those enthusiastic friends feel inexplicably happy.

As I said, when I am old and retire (will TM retire to 65 now), I will ride donkeys and bamboo sticks and shoes in the drizzle, walk around and have a look at my friends of Chinese wolfberry. By the way, I'll help you repair the Chinese wolfberry and do the styling. The mountains and rivers of the motherland are so magnificent that I have only traveled to very few places.

How about this idea?