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28-Dec-2005

chocolatebonsai

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new bonsai what is it?

i have been this bonsai tree, it is only a seedling, and they didn't know what it was? i was told on another site it could be a larch, but the needles should have dropped by now? i am keeping it inside, would this make a diiference?
please help!
thanks x

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28-Dec-2005	#2
Levon bonsaiTALK Bonsai Addict Join Date: Jun-2002 Country: The Netherlands USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 550	Looks more like a Pinus (Sylvertris ?). __________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonsai Pot Signatures - http://www.yamadori.nl/Bonsai_Schalen.htm NEW BOOK 'Bonsai Potters' - http://www.yamadori.nl/Bonsai_Potters.htm -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

28-Dec-2005	#3
Bob O bonsaiTALK Master Join Date: Feb-2004 Location: Tidewater VA Country: USA USDA Zone: 7/8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 301	I would guess Japanese Black Pine. Whatever, it is a pine, and they should be outside. If it's been inside long it will need to be acclimatized. Bob o

28-Dec-2005	#4
midwestbonsai bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Feb-2005 Location: Madison, WI Country: USA USDA Zone: 4-5 AHS Heat Zone: 4-5 Posts: 1,698	Hi there! Welcome to the forum! If you'll take a moment to fill in your User CP (upper left on the banner above) we can know exactly where you are. -Paul __________________ KoB Progressive Styling Contest Sponsored By Bonsai Focus Magazine!

29-Dec-2005	#5
chocolatebonsai bonsaiTALK Neophyte Join Date: Dec-2005 Posts: 4	? i was given the seedling in july, and have kept it inside since, some of the needles haev gone straw coloured, but none have dropped yet. it's snowing here at the moment, (uk), would it be a good indea to put it outside or wait? i was unsure as to whether it was a pine or a larch, the needles are growing sideways rahter than upwards, making me think it was a larch, is this correct? is there an easy way to tell the difference? thanks for your help

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