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Bonsai Tree Styles: Root On Rock - Ishitsuki
 This can be one or several trees planted directly on a rock, which then acts as the pot. In order for this procedure to be carried out the rock must contain a crevice or pocket large enough to retain the soil and roots of the bonsai.
The trees can be grown on the top or side of the rock depending on where the rock has the best planting positions. The arrangement is best displayed in shallow pots with no drainage holes (suibans), filled with water.
By using interesting rocks, it is possible to achieve a realistic scene of trees growing naturally on the top or sides of a sheer cliff or mountain.
Bonsai Tree Styles: Formal Upright - Chokkan
Bonsai Tree Styles: Informal Upright - Moyogi
Bonsai Tree Styles: Literati - Bunjingi
Bonsai Tree Styles: Windswept - Fukinagashi
Bonsai Tree Styles: Cascade - Kengai
Bonsai Tree Styles: Twin Trunk - Sokan
Bonsai Tree Styles: Root Over Rock - Sekijoju
Bonsai Tree Styles: Bonsai Root On Rock - Ishitsuki
Bonsai Tree Styles: Bonsai Driftwood - Sharimiki
Bonsai Tree Styles: Bonsai Group Planting - Yose-Ue
Bonsai Tree Styles: Bonsai Broom - Hokidachi
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