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Korean fir 'Aurea'
Korean fir 'Aurea' is distinct from other Abies koreana plants for its bright yellow needles. Its name comes from Latin and refers to the golden color of its foliage. Gardeners love this small tree for its color, particularly when purple cones appear among the yellow foliage.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Tree, Shrub
Plant Type
6 m to 8 m
Plant Height
Evergreen
Leaf type
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Korean fir 'Aurea'

Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water: During summer, water korean fir 'Aurea' more often, ideally twice a week, while allowing the topsoil to dry. In spring and fall, weekly watering is sufficient. Adjust based on climate and soil moisture, ceasing watering during rain and not watering in winter.
Fertilize: Fertilizing your korean fir 'Aurea' is unnecessary if soil nutrients are sufficient. In spring or early summer, apply mulch to enhance growth and moisture retention. In early fall, consider a granular, slow-release fertilizer under foliage, avoiding contact with the trunk or leaves.
Pruning: Korean fir 'Aurea' features vibrant golden foliage and benefits from strategic pruning. Remove damaged branches during early to late winter, its dormancy period, to minimize stress and promote spring growth. Regular pruning enhances air circulation, reduces disease risks, and improves overall aesthetics.
Propagation: Propagating the korean fir 'Aurea' is commonly done through cuttings: softwood cuttings in late spring (rooting in 3-4 weeks) and hardwood cuttings in late fall (rooting in 4-6 months). Softwood cuttings root faster but require more monitoring to prevent drying out.
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