There are many forms of flower modeling, such as single stem (such as single stem chrysanthemum, single stem dahlia, etc.). ), many stems (such as begonia, pomegranate, peach blossom, plum blossom and so on. ), overgrown (such as brown bamboo, southern bamboo, anchovies, etc. ), and drooping (such as cliff chrysanthemum, ivy, etc.). In short, according to needs and hobbies, after artistic processing and careful consideration. The common shaping methods are as follows: 1. T-shaped pruning of foliage flowers The so-called T-shaped plant shape is the standard plant shape of woody foliage flowers, which means that leaves only grow at the top of the trunk, leaving no leaves in other parts of the trunk (below the top), and the plants form an umbrella-shaped growth potential, like the shape of the English letter T. For some tall woody foliage flowers, pruning into T-shaped plants has excellent decorative effect, and the plants will look particularly tall and handsome, such as Brazilian wood.

In order to make the trunk of the plant stretch straight, when the plant grows to a suitable height, it is necessary to cut off unnecessary side branches and leaves at the lower part of the trunk, leaving the branches and leaves at the top, then cut off the branches and leaves that grow too high and messy at the top, and finally trim them while growing. In this way, after a period of growth, the top branches and leaves will become more and more lush, and the standard T-shaped plant shape will naturally form.

2. Wire Traction Attitude Adjustment Method For flowers with vines, wire or rope can be used for traction to make them grow into heart-shaped, round, pyramid-shaped, basket-shaped, animal-shaped and other shapes. Among them, flowers with different rattan stems are suitable for different shapes. For example, a thick vine can be shaped into a tower or pyramid, which is very spectacular. It is more delicate and suitable for making heart-shaped or basket-shaped shapes.

3. Twisting trunk method is a modeling skill that gives full play to the beauty of flower stems. By comprehensively using single-stem tree modelling technique, the trunk is twisted into a spiral trunk shape, which is often used in banyan, Chaenomeles (a kind of rich tree) and other flowers, which can add new interest to these potted plants and tall flowers.

4. Erect the bracket commonly known as "tying the beat" (commonly known as "beating the beat" bracket). Cultivate climbing potted flowers, such as creeping hydrangea, Lingxiao and wisteria. Tie the bracket with thin bamboo poles, reed poles or thick lead wires, and tie the branches and vines with ropes to make them climb and grow and increase the ornamental effect.