Scottish Bonsai Association A to Z of Bonsai Terms

Bonsai Care For Larch (Larix) (Tree Type (Outdoors)) Larch (Larix) - (Tree Type (Outdoors))    LARCH (LARIX) - There are two main varieties : EUROPEAN LARCH (LARIX DECIDUA) and JAPANESE LARCH (LARIX KAEMPFERI). Slender, upright trees with bright green, NEEDLE-like LEAVES, which turn golden in autumn before shedding in winter. The European larch is distinguishable by its pale, straw-like coloured twigs from the Japanese larch's red/orange new twigs which darken to almost purple in winter. A CROSS between the Japanese Larch and European Larch was found growing naturally in Dunkeld Scotland at the turn of the 20th century. Known as LARIX EUROLEPIS the HYBRID grows faster than either parent and can be found at higher elevations on poorer soil. STYLE : All styles except broom WARNING : Needs cool, dry air for compact needles. Care Info LARCH (LARIX) - REPOT : Annually before BUD>BUDding. Larch resent being POT BOUND. SOIL : Free draining soil 60:40 GRIT:organic. PRUNE : Prune, wire and SHAPE in winter. PINCH : Pinch back new growth from branches and trunk throughout the growing season. WATER : Water well in growing season, keep moist in winter. FEED : BALANCED FEED every two weeks during growing season. WARNING : Needs cool, dry air for compact NEEDLEs. Thanks to - Green Dragon Bonsai for use of the image Go To Bonsai A to Z

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