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Parry pinyon
Also known as: Parry pine
Parry pinyon is a coniferous tree noted for its clusters of four needles, a trait from which its name is derived. The needles are slender, flexible, and arranged in fascicles, giving the branches a soft, feather-like appearance. Typically found in arid climates, parry pinyon has adapted by growing in a compact, rounded shape to conserve water. The tree produces small, resinous cones, which thrive in its native, limited-rainfall habitats.
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Perennial
Lifespan
3.5 m to 11 m
Plant Height

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Care Guide for Parry pinyon

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Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Water newly planted parry pinyon twice daily during summer heat, avoiding midday. For mature parry pinyon, water only when dry. Indoor parry pinyon require leaf spraying twice daily. Avoid overwatering to ensure proper air circulation and prevent root rot and wilting.
Fertilize: Parry pinyon should be fertilized monthly during growth periods using fermented organic fertilizers, avoiding nitrogen fertilizers. Apply when soil is dry and water afterward. Do not fertilize midsummer, during severe winters, or spring rains to prevent root damage and plant stress.
Pruning: Parry pinyon thrives with early spring pruning, focusing on dead or damaged branches to improve air circulation and light penetration. This practice supports healthy growth and maintains shape. Sanitize tools to prevent infection and cut close to the branch collar for best results.
Propagation: Parry pinyon is propagated primarily through seeds or branch cuttings. For family planting or potting, buy cultivated seedlings or pruned plants. When selecting seedlings, consider pest presence, diseases, and overall appearance to ensure healthy choices.
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