Bonsai is the art of creating miniature trees, cultivating them for years in a small vase.
With this particular technique directs the plant during the growth process, to assume the shapes and dimensions required, while respecting balance completely vegetative and functional.
There is talk of bonsai art, as do bonsai is an art that involves various knowledge, both in the general field of botany, and in the more particular techniques bonsai.
All these skills are applied to grow a plant that meets certain aesthetic.
Another interesting aspect is that it is a work of art never finished: the plant continues to grow and change, so you must always look after her.
Index:
The Bonsai
Style broom upside - Hokidachi
Formal upright style - Chokkan
Informal upright style - Moyogi
Style inclined - Shakkan
Cascading Style - Kengai
Style semi-cascade - Han-kengai
Literati style - Bunjingi
Style Battered by the wind - Fukinagashi
Style double-trunk - Sokan
Style triple trunk
Style stump - Kabudachi
Style exposed root - Neagari
Style wood - Yose-ue
Rock style bonsai - Seki-Joju
Ishitsuki - Ishisuki
Style raft - ikadabuki
Style with shari - Sharimiki
Style Dry wood - Sharikan
Methods for obtaining
Watering Bonsai
The Repotting a bonsai
Parasites and diseases of bonsai
Position, temperature, and sunlight
Pruning bonsai
Spinning bonsai
Defoliation of bonsai
The foot of bonsai
The trunk of the bonsai
Cards bonsai:
Acacia
Maple
Maple
Apricot-tree
Azalea
Hackberry
Birch
Bosso
Persimmon
Camellia
Carmona
Hornbeam
Cedar of Lebanon
Celtis sinensis
Cherry
Japanese cypress
Cypress
Quince
Eleagnus
Beech crenata
European beech
Ficus Benjamin
Ash Chinese
Wisteria
Jasmine
Larch
Privet
Lilac
Melo
Pomegranate
Olive tree
Elm
Olmo Caucasus
Peach
Pino Silvestre
Oak
Rosemary
Siliquastro
Linden
With this particular technique directs the plant during the growth process, to assume the shapes and dimensions required, while respecting balance completely vegetative and functional.
There is talk of bonsai art, as do bonsai is an art that involves various knowledge, both in the general field of botany, and in the more particular techniques bonsai.
All these skills are applied to grow a plant that meets certain aesthetic.
Another interesting aspect is that it is a work of art never finished: the plant continues to grow and change, so you must always look after her.
Index:
The Bonsai
Style broom upside - Hokidachi
Formal upright style - Chokkan
Informal upright style - Moyogi
Style inclined - Shakkan
Cascading Style - Kengai
Style semi-cascade - Han-kengai
Literati style - Bunjingi
Style Battered by the wind - Fukinagashi
Style double-trunk - Sokan
Style triple trunk
Style stump - Kabudachi
Style exposed root - Neagari
Style wood - Yose-ue
Rock style bonsai - Seki-Joju
Ishitsuki - Ishisuki
Style raft - ikadabuki
Style with shari - Sharimiki
Style Dry wood - Sharikan
Methods for obtaining
Watering Bonsai
The Repotting a bonsai
Parasites and diseases of bonsai
Position, temperature, and sunlight
Pruning bonsai
Spinning bonsai
Defoliation of bonsai
The foot of bonsai
The trunk of the bonsai
Cards bonsai:
Acacia
Maple
Maple
Apricot-tree
Azalea
Hackberry
Birch
Bosso
Persimmon
Camellia
Carmona
Hornbeam
Cedar of Lebanon
Celtis sinensis
Cherry
Japanese cypress
Cypress
Quince
Eleagnus
Beech crenata
European beech
Ficus Benjamin
Ash Chinese
Wisteria
Jasmine
Larch
Privet
Lilac
Melo
Pomegranate
Olive tree
Elm
Olmo Caucasus
Peach
Pino Silvestre
Oak
Rosemary
Siliquastro
Linden
