On this occasion we will discuss how to cultivate Santigi by seedling from seed. This is an easy way but it takes patience to take care of it.
First provide fine sand stir well with the comparison cocopeat.
In order not to gereget because of its long growth, planting or scatter seeds in the media planting your bonsai santigi. So, while taking care of santigi, do not feel the seedling seeds are big and ready to move.
When we look at these bonsai, we can feel somewhat uncomfortable for our eyes, and this is the effect of the visual imbalance composition. In any visual art form, one of the gold keys to look good, comfortable and harmony is a good visual balance. The Visual Balance is not a physical equilibrium as we weigh something using a scale, but it is a perception of the whole configuration of the design elements; and usually the aspect that gives the image an imbalance is an illusion created by a certain line of tension and improper placement of a particular. Element.
the half-month shape of trunk a creates the illusion of heavy transfer from right to left then pushes down. The length of branch b that is parallel to the outer edge of the baggage curve is not long enough to play the rule as counter balance; then the horizontal position gives extra weight downward pressure. Branch C also suggests weight transfer to the left; consequently the whole weight seems to push down to the left. In addition, the shape of the pot does not provide enough images of a good anchor; so the overall composition looks imbalance
a new simulation composition by slightly altering the viewing angle to the right so that the bar line shows some additional curves; now looks more dynamic and less round. These containers also change to improve overall performance that looks more beautiful and better harmony.
This tree is changed by leaning and changing the new viewing angle slightly from the right. By doing do, the line a rod becomes a bit straight which also alters the illusion of heavy transfer. The Baggage Lines initially appear to bend downward to the left, now visible straight to the top right, then the following line b pushes the weight to the top left to counter the balance of line a. Changes in direction and length of branch c now play better rules as counter balance to branches d and e. Handmade containers are irregularly shaped and slightly tilted to the left with a tree position that gives more space on the left side, creating the illusion of tension that pushes the pot to the left side as illustrated by line f.
As a result, all elements play their best rules in creating a good visual balance through synergic and integrated configuration.