Kabudachi
A traditional Japanese bonsai style; also called clump. Where the trees'
trunks all grow from the same point on the root mass and are more
crowded in appearance than a regular group planting.
Kengai ...
Kabudachi
In theory the multi trunk style is the same as the double trunk style, but with 3 or more trunks. All the trunks grow out of one root system, and it truly is one single tree.
Kabudachi
Bonsai style - "Clump". More crowded in appearance than a group planting as the trunks all grow from the same point on the root mass.
Kan rei sha ...
KABUDACHI
Any (odd) number of trunks, which must be in a variety of sizes, all growing on the same roots.
Sprout Style (KABUDACHI)
Forest or Group Planting (YOSE-UYE)
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Multiple Trunk (Kabudachi)
Or Clump Style as it is sometimes called, the trunks seem to sprout out quite randomly from the root base or clump.
KABUDACHI multiple-trunk
NETSUNAGARI root connected
YOSE UE group planting
SAI-KEI landscape planting
PEN-JING landscape planting
SHARI deadwood on trunk
JIN deadwood branch
NEBARI trunkbase/ surface roots ...
When this happens the name given is the Kabudachi style. The main difference from a normal collection in this instance is that at the foot of the Bonsai tree there is a group congregation in the centre of the Bonsai pot.
In some cases they spring from a single root underground, in which case the trunks are more like above-ground branches. This is termed kabudachi style.
All these different styles have a corresponding Kabudachi style, where the different trunks all spring from a single root, and a Tsukami-Yõse style, where the different trunks all spring from the middle of the pot.
 See also: Bonsai, Style, Trunk, Root, Fukinagashi
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