Clump style bonsai should have three or more (an odd number) trunks grow from a single point. The natural equivalent might be a group of trees that have sprouted from a single cone, or a collection of mature suckers springing from the base of a single tree. All branches should grow outwards towards the light and create an overall triangular shape and composite crown.
Clump style trees do not have to have a main tree or trunk like in a forest planting, but have the ability to be formed in inventive ways. This image is supposed to be one where each individual branch is trying to become the main leader. Branches can be wild and the form can be dense and full with lots of leaves and flowers. This is a great advantage because you can have a compact image with lots going on, very intriguing to the viewer.
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