Cedrus atlantica

Cedrus atlantica

Cedrus atlantica is a large tree with a spreading, loose habit, native to northwest Africa, in the Atlas Mountains. In our climate, it reaches approximately 10 meters in height.

The fruit is light brown, cylindrical cones, up to 7 cm long.

The needles are bluish-green, in bunches of 30-40, up to 2 cm long, and grow year-round.

This plant is suitable for bonsai!

Cedrus atlantica requires slightly acidic, moderately moist soil. It prefers sunny or partly sunny, sheltered locations. It is frost-resistant.

The above photo shows the seeds of the plant included in the offer. The photo does not represent the actual number of seeds; it is only a preview image illustrating the seed size.

The package contains 10 grams of seeds, with an estimated 150 seeds per seed (the quantity is based on the weight of each seed). Seed Handling Instructions:

Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours, then place them in a cool place for 3-6 months in moist soil or wet sand. After stratification, sow them in pots with well-draining soil and water regularly, but avoid overwatering.

Provide a sunny location.

SEEDS ARE FOR SOWING ONLY!