During growth, crop stalks are prone to bending deformation, posing challenges for computer visualization simulation. A differential analysis method was employed to investigate the physical stress-strain relationship of stalks, and a visualization simulation method was proposed for flexible stalks. Firstly, a mechanical model of the stalk under tensile, bending, shear, and torsional loads was established. Secondly, a geometric model based on a semi-structural approach and surface modeling was constructed. Finally, C + + and OpenGL were utilized to implement the visualization simulation. Experimental analysis of the bending stress-strain characteristics of stalks from different varieties was conducted. The results demonstrate that this method can relatively accurately simulate the deformation process of stalks. The physics-based model ensures the accuracy of bending simulation, providing a novel informatics analysis tool for selecting and breeding lodging-resistant crop varieties.