Pseudo-Larix should i buy
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Driver170
Shohin
twisted trees
Omono
If you like it but it. That's all that matters. It looks like a good tree.
Driver170
Shohin
Its 172 pound. I really hope this tree is worth it! Anyone say any different
Fishtank307
Shohin
I think it's a good price. Lots of branches, position of the lowest branch is good, good nebari, nice taper, seems to be healthy, ...
Driver170
Shohin
Alot of the foliage is yellow. I said was it sun burn and that was the case.
Is this the same care as other larches
Is this the same care as other larches
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
It does look like a pretty nice tree.
I have never heard of that species.
Seems like a reasonable price, I've seen worse for more, for sure.
I have never heard of that species.
Seems like a reasonable price, I've seen worse for more, for sure.
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Yes, more or less, but fares better in semi-shade as far as I know. I don't have one myself, but that's what friends told me.
defra
Masterpiece
Hmmm
The tree it does have a good nebari
Enough well placed branches
Hard to tell from pictures but:
Taperless trunk
Branches grow up like a decideous tree instead of hanging down like pines (its still a needle type tree)
Looks like some branches in the top are thicker than the lower branches
I have seen more interesting larches for around that price
I personaly might save the money for something else i dont realy know the difference between the pseudo larch and euro larch so i cant help with that
The tree it does have a good nebari
Enough well placed branches
Hard to tell from pictures but:
Taperless trunk
Branches grow up like a decideous tree instead of hanging down like pines (its still a needle type tree)
Looks like some branches in the top are thicker than the lower branches
I have seen more interesting larches for around that price
I personaly might save the money for something else i dont realy know the difference between the pseudo larch and euro larch so i cant help with that
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
So would I, actually. There must be lots of Dunkeld larch around Edinburgh, and it's a much better species for bonsai: smaller needles, locally grown so ideal weather conditions, etc.
