Let's learn the main parts of bonsai

Root Spread - The roots that extend horizontally from the ground. As the years pass, the roots rise and firmly grasp the soil.

Trunk - The part of the tree that naturally gets thinner as it goes up from the root. This is referred to as having a good "taper".

Root Flare - The part where the root transitions to the trunk. This is an important point of appreciation as it receives the strength of the root spread.

First Branch - The lowest branch (lower branch). This is the most important branch in a bonsai.

Second Branch - The branch that is above the first branch. It is made on the opposite side of the first branch.

Branch Pad - A cluster at the tip of a structural branch.

Tree Core - The top of the bonsai. The clarity of the pattern affects the tree's quality.

Tree Crown - The tip of the tree (tree crown). It is also a growth point and, except for cliff making, it is the highest point of the tree.

Tree Height - The height from the root spread to the tree core (head).

These are the basic parts of a bonsai tree. Understanding these parts and how they work together is crucial to appreciating the beauty of bonsai.

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