Lacebark Pine - Pinus bungeana

[GermanBonsaiDude]

Hey Guys, im new here and im really happy i found this Conversation. I hope it is still going ..
I wanted to get myself a Lacebark Pine and all your posts will be really helpful to me i think But i got a Question.. Has anyone of you made experience with making cuttings of this Tree and would be so kind to share it with me?
Thank you in advance

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

Hey Guys, im new here and im really happy i found this Conversation. I hope it is still going ..
I wanted to get myself a Lacebark Pine and all your posts will be really helpful to me i think But i got a Question.. Has anyone of you made experience with making cuttings of this Tree and would be so kind to share it with me?
Thank you in advance

Welcome to the BNut forum.

Generally pines, such as Pinus bungeana, lacebark pine, are propagated from seed, or from grafting select scions onto pine understock. Pines do not root from cuttings at a rate reliable enough for commercial production. Seeds are available from companies like Sheffield's seed. You may be able to find seedlings for sale at any of the many on line plant companies, such as Forest Farm. If you edit your profile to include your city, or country, you would get more answers specific to your location.

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[mwar15]

Any update?

 

[jszg]

Any updates on your lacebark pines? Meehan's Miniatures said they intend to put some on sale for the spring.

 

[jszg]

Thought this might be of interest: a quick pic of epicormic growth from a Pinus bungeana near my work.
In terms of growth habit, it strikes me as rather loose and sparse, without the very fine textured needles of strobus or strobiformis, but like strobus unwilling to drop shaded growth, while apparently having no issue with back budding.