japanese larch

I’d be interested to hear some feedback on this Japanese Larch. It’s about 40” tall nursery stock that went on sale after another tree fell on it, snapping trunk in the previous fall. It’s shown signs of recovered health, with buds swelling. According to what I’ve read, I am now beginning its...

Hello All! I am very new to Bonsai and horticulture in general. I started by growing Japanese and Siberian Larches from seed. I’m asking for some general help and advice with larches. I have searched some of the other posts and haven’t found much. I live the Pacific Northwest of USA, USDA Zone...

Hey everyone, In this thread I will document the further progression of my Moyogi (Informal upright) style Japanese Larch. Some minor details of the tree: price: 58€ (including shipping) date of purchase: october, 2023 source...

Hello everyone, So I want to develop a larch bonsai similar to this one: My main question was what route I should go along for creating this tree: Plan 1: - Let the main stem / main shoot grow until sufficient thickness of the first part of the trunk, then cut it and wire up a new leader...

Restyling this larch for a friend it’s been stuck in that tiny pot for 3/4 years so wasn’t doing much growing. Repotted into a basket out of the old soil into an inorganic mix, looking to try and get some roots growing to make the nebari a bit less 2D hopefully with time it will grow some and...

I have a Japanese larch that has opened its buds earlier than my other trees over the past few weeks. Is it too late to repot? Just waiting on a delivery to repot this into a bigger grow box. Thanks for your advice

I little while back I picked up 2 Japanese Larch from a guy over in Wales who had pot grown them from seed over many years. One had a nice trunk line and one doesn't. I'm planning to start working at least one of them this weekend if I get time around work, I was wondering what direction you...

So today I bought nine... Group planting of Japanese larches! Plan is to plant them on a slab next spring. Little pinecones! This is going to look lovely in Fall!

I obtained this tree for about $10 as a rooted cutting in a 4" nursery pot. The sapling was planted in pumice and scoria. June 2014: After purchase, I slip potted it into an 8" round nursery pot. March 2015: May 2015, showing a lack-of-water mishap: (and/or bad repotting aftercare) 2015...