How to design the shape of Abies heterophylla bonsai?

Modeling design of Abies heterophylla bonsai: it is difficult to model the upper part of Abies heterophylla, and each layer has 4 ~ 5 verticillate branches from bottom to top. First cut off the whorled branches at the bottom, then cut off the upper and lower branches from the left side of the tree, then cut off one branch before and after, and then climb the upper branches slightly to make the branches look natural and orderly. Because the thickness of the trunk base of Phoebe bournei seedlings is almost the same, wrap the trunk into a tree with a thick bottom and a thin top with prepared brown slices, and then tie it gently with twine twisted with brown silk, not too tight. In this way, the base of the trunk is thick and thick, forming a crown. There are no protruding roots at the root disk at the base, so it is necessary to add a few purple-brown curved roots on it to protrude the soil surface to show stability, which solves the disadvantage that bonsai trees have no roots as cuttings.

Taxodium ascendens can be processed into different forms of bonsai, such as inclined dry type, straight dry type, bent dry type, double dry type and horizontal dry type. However, it is not suitable for cliff-style and waterside-style bonsai. Its crown is mostly natural, and it can also be made into vertical-branch bonsai by using the natural drooping characteristics of its branchlets. When making, cut off the branches that are not needed for modeling. Sometimes, the trunk is straight and has no posture, so it can be cut off. In addition, the well-shaped lateral branches are cultivated as the trunk, which makes them tortuous and have high ornamental value. The branches of Aralia elata are very soft. If some branches and stems are not in good shape or suitable position, they can be tied or pulled with iron wire, and the shape of branchlets is mainly trimmed. The root of Aralia elata is very simple and colorful, which can raise the soil surface, make it hang down and show its claws, and improve the artistic value of bonsai.