Every pile head is a treasure when playing bonsai.

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Sina Bo ID:@ is a tough girl playing with plants.

This is a multi-pole tree growing in a friend's yard. When the yard needed to build a new garden, I helped to plan and build it. This 4.5-meter-high messy tree was dug out as an obstacle to construction. It's like an antique player saw the treasure, so I put it into the "bowl".

I helped them remove the trees that fall.

When I got home, I studied each trunk in turn, lowered the height further with a sharp saw and cut off all the branches. I often wondered how old these trees were, so I decided to take the rings off the trunk from the largest trunk. As I expected, these rings are very close because the tree is a slow-growing species.

I counted it over and over again with a magnifying glass, over 110 laps! I was scared! Because I didn't expect this tree to be so old. Pleasant and unexpected surprise, but will it sprout and grow now?

This tree is planted where I want it to grow well. That spring, luxuriant green buds emerged from many parts of the trunk and soon turned into a thick green leaf pole! It grew in the garden for two years and then planted in a big flowerpot.

I removed most of the remaining branches and connected the remaining branches to form the future branches. A thick crown is planned to be hidden and looks like a young sapling, full of vitality. When it grew in the flowerpot, it was a little tender, and it was well protected in a cold greenhouse that winter and stayed in the flowerpot for a year.

In spring, I found him a more suitable rectangular basin. The well-developed roots were trimmed and I planted the tree in a pot. In order to keep alive, a lot of fertilizer was added. The branches continued to grow well, except that the branches in the lower right corner turned yellow and looked weak.

I tried very hard to trim the other branches back in order to transfer my energy to this branch. more than a year later, it began to sprout and grow happily again. The tree was completely fixed at this stage, and although it was healthy, it grew slowly-it took 110 years for it to reach 4.1 to 2 meters!

The tree has been in the garden for two years, which must be good for the tree, which has grown a little bit now. I put the tree back in the pot and was glad to see a very compact and healthy fibrous root system. All downward growth is pruned to determine the quality of leaves and branch connections. The bonsai has been initially completed.

I estimate that it may take at least five years to reach the height I have sawed through the trunk, revealing the growth rings. So, according to my calculation, this is an old tree with a history of 125 years!

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