Norway spruce 'Tompa' (Picea abies 'Tompa')

Norway spruce 'Tompa'

Also known as: Common spruce 'Tompa'

Norway spruce 'Tompa' is a compact evergreen conifer with a conical shape, cherished for its dense, richly dark green needles. Its stature is dwarf, making it well-suited for small gardens. The cold hardiness of norway spruce 'Tompa' allows it to thrive in northern climates, requiring minimal care. This plant's cold resilience and shape make it an attractive choice for landscapes seeking year-round greenery and structure.

Scientific classification

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Perennial

Lifespan

Tree

Plant Type

Spring, Summer

Bloom Time

Mid fall, Late fall

Harvest Time

2.5 cm to 8 cm

Flower Size

Brown

Fruit Color

Winter dormancy

Dormancy

Evergreen

Leaf type

0 - 32 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Norway spruce 'Tompa'

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

0 - 32 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: After transplanting norway spruce 'Tompa', water 5-7 times, every 5-7 days. Use rooting powder in water to promote root growth. Keep the soil moist, avoiding standing water to prevent root rot. Water every 10 days, adjusting frequency if leaves droop due to dryness.

Fertilize: Applying base fertilizers before transplanting supports norway spruce 'Tompa''s growth. In the first year, use nitrogen and phosphorus biweekly; add potassium in fall. Fertilize mature plants 2-4 times yearly in spring and summer, reducing in late fall. Organic fertilizers enhance nutrient availability and soil texture.

Pruning: Norway spruce 'Tompa' is a compact, slow-growing evergreen with dense foliage. Pruning in early to late winter helps maintain its shape and health. Remove dead branches, avoid heavy pruning, and ensure proper timing for optimal recovery, enhancing its visual appeal and robustness.

Propagation: To propagate norway spruce 'Tompa' by cutting, select robust, year-old branches in summer, measuring 10-20 cm. Dip in rooting solution, plant in sterilized, moist soil, spaced 20-30 cm apart. Keep soil moist until rooted, then transplant outdoors by early spring of the following year.

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