Japanese Red Pine Tree 10 Seeds Pinus Densiflora Bonsai by serendipityseed

Description

Fun Facts Grows naturally throughout Japan, Korea and China This tree is an evergreen Drought tolerant One of the few trees that tolerate windswept regions and rocky outcrops Germination occurs when soil is at least 70 ? F Perfect as a specimen plant in zones 3+ Densiflora is derived from the Latin words densus, meaning dense or thick, Plant Care: Grow in a standard potting mix Likes a deep, rich well fertilized soil Let dry out between watering and feed once a month Transplant when large enough to handle into pots, Landscape Uses ? specimen plant ? accent plant for artistic appearance ? rock gardens ? in mini-groves Water Features, Pinus densiflora Japanese Red Pine This popular ornamental is characterized by reddish bark and rough trunks and dark green evergreen needles forming a very distinguished, elegant look. The trunks tend to grow crooked, giving it an ornamental character, making it one of the most popular specimens for Bonsai. Bright green needles are accent by purple tinted cones. A really nice ornamental! This tree makes a most interesting deck plant and also grows well as a container plant for the home or greenhouse in addition to being a specimen plant. As with any plant, caution should be exercised about leaves or seeds and whether or not the plant is meant to be ingested. Seller is not responsible for buyer's use of plant., USES: Greenhouse Outdoor Standard Potted Deck Plant Indoor Tropical Bonsai Sowing instructions: ? Start indoors by soaking seeds for at least 24 hours. The seeds has a very hard coat and may need to be slightly nicked before soaking to effect moisture penetration, careful not to damage the inner embryo ? Germination should result by 30+ days and maybe a little longer depending on the conditions you have provided ? Sow seed lightly on top of good potting mix barely cover top ? Keep warm and humid if in dry conditions by occasional misting