Description

The Golden Larch of China: Bonsai Pseudolarix Amabilis, a Unique Seasonal Spectacle
Among the rarest and most sought-after deciduous bonsai in the world, the Pseudolarix Amabilis holds a special place. Known as the Chinese Golden Larch, this extraordinary tree offers one of the most breathtaking spectacles in the plant world: in autumn, its soft, supple needles turn a deep, luminous golden yellow before falling, transforming the bonsai into a small torch of light. In spring, the appearance of the new, soft green needles is a moment of pure wonder.

Seven years of growth and expert care have shaped this Premium Collection specimen into a slender and elegant form, with fine, detailed branching that reveals years of painstaking work. A bonsai for true connoisseurs, capable of thrilling visitors in every season.

Characteristics of bonsai
Plant: Pseudolarix Amabilis ( Pseudolarix amabilis ) – Chinese Golden Larch
Age: 7 years – Premium Collection
Type: Deciduous – loses needles in winter
Approximate dimensions: Width 16 cm x Depth 12 cm x Height 40 cm (including vase)
Foliage: Soft, tender green needles in spring and summer, deep golden yellow in autumn
Location: Outdoors all year round, direct sunlight
Origin: Eastern China

Care and cultivation
Position
Pseudolarix amabilis is an outdoor tree that loves direct sunlight. It should be kept outdoors year-round, where it can benefit from seasonal changes—essential for its growth cycle and spectacular fall color. It tolerates winter cold well, which is necessary for its dormancy.

Watering
Water regularly in spring and summer, reduce watering in fall, and minimize watering in winter during dormancy. The substrate must be well-draining to avoid waterlogging at the roots. Mist the leaves on the hottest, driest summer days.

Curiosity: a larch that is not a larch
Despite its common name, Golden Larch, Pseudolarix amabilis belongs to its own genus—the only species in the genus Pseudolarix . An extremely rare botanical relic that survived the ice ages in the forests of eastern China, it is now considered one of the most valuable and sought-after deciduous conifers in the bonsai world.

Important notes
Bonsai shapes and sizes are indicative and may vary slightly. The pot is included in the dimensions indicated. The color and shape of the pot may differ from the photo. A bonsai is a living being: its vegetative state changes with the seasons. The images are illustrative and not binding.

A rare bonsai for true collectors
The Pseudolarix Amabilis Bonsai from the Premium Collection is the ideal gift for collectors of rare bonsai, for those seeking something truly out of the ordinary, and for those who want to be thrilled every autumn with a unique display of colors. Seven years of history, a lifetime of wonder ahead.