Seedlings (ЗКC) / seedlings Larch Japanese, Kaempfera/European, Luhansk region.

Sazhentsy Лиственница японская, Кампфера/опеврская
with a closed root system (ZKC)
UAH 30/piece - 0.3 l
UAH 50/pc - 1l

Lystvennitsa seeds Japanese, Kaempfera/European
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Japanese larch, Kaempfera

Deciduous tree 30(35) m, crown diameter: 50(100) cm.
The shape of the crown is wide spreading, conical, with horizontally raised branches.(//tractor-service.com)
Root system: rod, deep.
The growth rate is high, the annual increase in height is up to 50 cm, in width is up to 35 cm;
The soil prefers weakly acidic, neutral, weakly alkaline.
Mechanical composition of soil: sandy soil, loam.
A large amount of summer moisture is required;
poorly tolerates drought, abundant watering is recommended, especially for young plants;
they cannot stand the proximity of groundwater and waterlogging;
demanding on air humidity, needs watering or spraying the crown.
Winter hardiness zone 5а
Smoke and gas resistance, resistance to urban conditions, windproof.
Light-loving, but tolerates shading better than other types of larches;
in terms of resistance to the urban environment, it surpasses all other types of larches;
has high regenerative abilities in case of damage;

- Listvennitsa European

In favorable conditions, it grows to a height of 50 m or more with a trunk diameter of 1 m or more. Lives up to 300-400 years, recorded larches up to 800 years old.
Larch is a very light-loving tree, it does not regenerate and does not grow in the shade. It grows quickly in favorable conditions. By the age of 20, it is possible to add 50 cm per hour.
Undemanding to the soil. It grows on mossy swamps, overmoistened marshes, near permafrost, on dry skeletal soils of mountain slopes. In such unfavorable conditions, larch is stunted and stunted. The optimal soils that give larch the best opportunities for development are sufficiently moistened and well-drained loams or sandy soils of gentle slopes and river valleys.
Larch is resistant to spring frosts, very resistant to winter frosts. In the north, it can withstand temperatures up to −60 °C.