Golden Larch help
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I have had this golden Larch for around 5 years and to be honest I neglected it for a while but to its credit the tree has continued to grow. Now I'm wanting to bring the tree back from the brink as it's my oldest tree but I don't know how style it or what to do to make the canopy get thicker.
One thought was to cut all the branches off and leave a dense conical canopy at the top but am not sure so do not want to commit to such a drastic haircut if I'm not sure. I'm fairly new to bonsai but have a collection of a 16 young trees already and have been reading lots and been watching a lot of videos.
Open to any and all suggestions please help!!
One thought was to cut all the branches off and leave a dense conical canopy at the top but am not sure so do not want to commit to such a drastic haircut if I'm not sure. I'm fairly new to bonsai but have a collection of a 16 young trees already and have been reading lots and been watching a lot of videos.
Open to any and all suggestions please help!!
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for now your main focus is health. in spring repot in a good substrate, and next year let it make some runners to get stronger. Then in fall 2021 think about styling options..
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Thank you! Shall I just let it grow without pruning for now to see what new shoots come up?
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based on your pictures I would have said you are in fall. Are you in spring? Because nothing will come anymore if you are in fall.
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Yes it's fall here. Sorry I mean in the spring and summer shall I refrain from any pruning?
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Wow love this, they look pretty and beautiful really.
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