Procedure for obtaining a decorative artificial tree and the tree thus obtained

Process to create a decorative, artificial tree and the created tree. The process is created to create a decorative, artificial tree, preferably bonsai shaped, staring from a section of natural tree that is conveniently made to shape the trunk of the artificial tree, it is then submitted to a process of disinfection and sterilisation, and then, once dried, to a process of sliding to give it the desired tone or colour. Furthermore, blind holes are made in different points of the trunk, previously dried at an ambient temperature for less than 72 hours, so that nucleuses of corresponding bunches are introduced into the holds made from flowers and branches, to create the final tree, each bunch is fixed into its hole using an adhesive. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) Procedimiento de obtención de un árbol artificial decorativo y árbol obtenido. El procedimiento está concebido para obtener un árbol artificial decorativo, preferentemente con forma de bonsai, partiendo de una porción de un árbol natural que es elaborada convenientemente hasta obtener la forma del tronco del árbol artificial que se pretende, siendo después sometido a un proceso de desinfección y esterilización, y después, una vez seco, a un proceso de patinado para darle el tono o color deseado. Además, se realizan orificios ciegos en diversos puntos del tronco obtenido, previo secado a temperatura ambiente durante al menos 72 horas, de modo que en esos orificios se introducen los núcleos de correspondientes mazos formados a base de ramas y flores, para conseguir el árbol definitivo, fijándose cada mazo en su orificio mediante un adhesivo. Process to create a decorative, artificial tree and the created tree. The process is created to create a decorative, artificial tree, preferably bonsai shaped, staring from a section of natural tree that is conveniently made to shape the trunk of the artificial tree, it is then submitted to a process of disinfection and sterilisation, and then, once dried, to a process of sliding to give it the desired tone or colour. Furthermore, blind holes are made in different points of the trunk, previously dried at an ambient temperature for less than 72 hours, so that nucleuses of corresponding bunches are introduced into the holds made from flowers and branches, to create the final tree, each bunch is fixed into its hole using an adhesive.