Practical information is worth collecting, illustrating bonsai modelling 12 styles.

Direct dry type:

The trees stand upright, the ancient trees are towering and stand tall, and Lingnan is also known as the "big tree".

Oblique dry type:

The trunk lies recumbent, and the branches and crowns spread flat outside the basin, like ancient trees facing the water, so it is also called the water-facing type.

Cliff style:

The trunk hangs outward and hangs like a cliff ancient pine. The trunk hanging not lower than the bottom of the basin is called semi-cliff, and those below the bottom of the basin is called full cliff. Yangzhou is also known as "hanging mouth".

Horizontal dry type:

Tree trunks lie across the soil, while branches and crowns rise and stretch like lightning and wind.

Qu Gan style:

Qiu long, which has a flat trunk, is often seen in traditional forms.

Multi-dry type:

The trunk is clustered, the height is uneven, and the branches are full of twigs. Among them, there are double-dry type, three-dry type or a multi-dry type.

Dry type:

The trunk is mottled, piercing and eroding the air, which is full of antiquity.

Drooping branch type:

The branches and leaves droop like a willow green wave.

Wind type:

The branches and leaves are drifting on one side, full of movement, such as strong grass.

Connected root type:

The thick roots are naked and connected, and the stems are high and you are uneven and scattered. Yangzhou is commonly known as "crossing the bridge", while Guangdong and Guangxi are called "Lianli trees".

Lift root type:

Through cultivation techniques and modeling techniques, the shape of the Qiu meandering root system is changed, showing an ancient momentum.

Jungle style: