Stone Lantern American Larch

No, this species is strictly an outdoor bonsai. It is a cold-hardy perennial that requires a natural winter dormancy period to remain healthy and thrive.

Moderate care indicates that while the tree is established, it has specific environmental needs. You must ensure it receives full sun and consistent moisture, particularly during the heat of summer, to prevent the foliage from drying out.

Yes, as a deciduous species, the American Larch will lose its needles in the autumn after displaying vibrant seasonal colors. It will remain bare throughout the winter months before budding again in the spring.

This bonsai is rated for USDA Hardiness Zones 3 through 6. If you live in these regions, the tree is well-suited to handle your local outdoor temperatures year-round.

You should check the soil daily, especially during the growing season. The soil must be kept consistently moist, so you may need to water more frequently during hot, windy, or dry weather.

Yes, this is a one-of-a-kind specimen. Because it is a 15-year-old established bonsai, the tree you receive will be the specific individual photographed.