Weeping Siberian elm ‘pendula’ is named for its drooping, ‘pendulous’ branches, which give it plenty of ornamental appeal. This rare Chinese hybrid is a dwarf Siberian elm whose compact form makes it ideal for growth as a specimen tree. Weeping siberian umbrella elm thrives even in exposed settings and so can be used as a hedge or windbreak.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Tree
Plant Type
0 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Care Guide for Weeping siberian umbrella elm
Every 1-2 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
After planting weeping siberian umbrella elm, water immediately and four to five times until soil is saturated. Wait a week, then water again, followed by a third watering after 20 days. Watering should be adjusted based on soil moisture, especially for bonsai, avoiding water-logging to prevent root rot.
Fertilize:
During warm seasons, weeping siberian umbrella elm benefits from a diluted organic, water-soluble fertilizer monthly. Fertilizing ceases in winter hibernation, but an organic fertilizer can be added to the soil beneath the outer crown projection before spring.
Pruning:
Weeping siberian umbrella elm thrives with early spring pruning, focusing on removing damaged wood, thinning for light, and maintaining its weeping shape. Pruning before new growth reduces stress, enhances air circulation, prevents disease, and promotes healthy development for optimal aesthetics.
Propagation:
Weeping siberian umbrella elm can be propagated by cuttings in spring and fall. Use sturdy branches over 0.5 cm thick, cut to 15-20 cm. Plant 20 cm apart, ensuring a small portion is above ground. Water adequately; roots develop in about a month.
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