The bonsai at the pile head attaches importance to the ancient, the big and the strange, and the pile head is prominent. The trunk is thick and curved, and the banyan tree is mainly cut from the cliffs of Shan Ye, the broken walls and rocks in the suburbs or the thick branches of woody trees. Bonsai piles are generally shaped in late spring. Plants grow in loose soil. Before inserting, cut off some unnecessary branches as long as they don't look too bare. After 2~3 years, the roots will grow very strong and make a perfect bonsai.

Banyan root bonsai

Root bonsai is one of the most popular forms. The roots of banyan trees are fat and big, with different shapes. Exposing the roots to the surface of the basin, such as ginseng banyan, gives people an incredible aesthetic feeling. Professionals who make banyan bonsai will dig up wild resources from deep forests, harvest banyan seeds and sow them in late spring and early autumn, and raise seedlings and cultivate roots one year later.

Multi-banyan pile bonsai

The main feature of many bonsai is that aerial roots and underground aerial roots embrace each other, and roots are used instead of piles to make bonsai with different shapes. There is a simple way to promote the growth of aerial roots: put a small amount of moist river sand in plastic bags where aerial roots droop and keep them moderately moist. Another form is to cover the surface of the basin with aerial roots. The main method is to cut off a part of the exposed rhizome, and branches similar to branches will soon grow. After repeated pruning several times, the pot will soon be full. When changing pots, pay attention to hold up the roots, separate the intertwined roots, and sort out the veins.