Remarkable specimens with great visual impact. Its very dense crown, with a conical, compact shape and upward growth, small and dense leaves, distinctive special color, and the fact that it does not take up much space in the garden like a classic fir tree – these are factors that have contributed to a spectacular rise in popularity for Picea in recent years. This slow-growing "fir" eventually reaches a height of 1.8 - 2.4 m and a width of 1.2 - 1.5 m.
Picea Glauca 'Conica', Christmas fir
Sustainability - a fir tree we will always enjoy. A piece of nature in every home – we keep the tradition and respect nature at the same time. Moreover, we will enjoy the fir in all its splendor, regardless of the season – we will understand how it grows, see how it buds, and joyfully decorate it every year.
Successfully grown both in the garden and indoors. Due to its very slow growth and unique qualities, Picea Conica can be successfully grown in any conditions, as long as it is provided with good ventilation, a cooler spot during the warm season, and enough water. Avoid placing it near any heat source.
Care for Picea Glauca 'Conica'
Placement: prefers direct sunlight but can be successfully grown in partially shaded locations or indoors (with as much light as possible)
Planting: can be done year-round, with proper watering for a few weeks. Ideally, it should be planted in spring or early autumn.
It can also be successfully grown in containers, so it can be moved indoors during the winter holidays.
Christmas fir in a pot
Pruning: can be pruned to maintain shape or encourage branching. Dry parts will be removed. Aggressive pruning is not recommended.
Soil: easily adapts to acidic or neutral soil, pH 4.7 - 7.0. Use soil with good drainage and good moisture retention.
Frost resistance: down to -50 °C. Acclimatization to outdoor temperatures should be gradual if kept in sheltered spaces.
Possible problems: among the most hardy conifer varieties worldwide. Sensitive to red spider mite attacks, excessive pollution, salt, and marshy soils.
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