After the golden marble pile embryo is planted or cultivated in a large pot for a period of time, the transition of branches and stems basically meets the modeling requirements, and the skeleton of the bonsai is basically formed, so it can be put into the pot or replaced with a suitable culture pot for further modeling and culture. The method is: after the tree embryo emerges, trim the branches and roots once, that is, sparse the branches and roots, prepare the culture soil, and choose the appropriate pots and pans. If the roots and branches are too heavily pruned, it is not advisable to use soil with too much fertilizer and bacteria. It is better to use sterile sand, and it is safer to topdress the potted trees after they resume growth. After the potted trees are restored to growth, they should be finely pruned and reshaped as needed.