I agree with Carl. Our eastern larch will not survive very far south of its
natural range even outdoors. Unless the persons home freezes at night!
The Pseudolarix survives in southern China so it perhaps could make it
indoors. But I have no experience with it indoors.
Jerry Meislik
Whitefish Montana USA
Zone 4-5
http://www.bonsaihunk.8m.com/
Nina Shishkoff wrote:

Hi all! Someone is asking me about their indoor larch. I'm
suspecting it's really a pseudolarix, because I don't think you can
keep a larch inside, but this person has kept his "larch" indoors for
6 years. Does anyone have experience with an indoor
larch/Pseudolarix, who wouldn't mind talking to this person? I can't
help him: my larches and pseudolarches are outdoors.
--
Nina Shishkoff

Frederick, MD


As the proud owner of two collected larches from Maine, I can honestly say if
I
kept these bad boys indoors for a single winter they'd be firewood. Must be
something else.

I don't have any experience with Pseudolarix.

Craig Cowing
NY

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