Pinus Flexilis Pygmaea | Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine - Height 80cm - Width 60cm - 18lt

Pinus flexilis pygmaea, also known as the Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine, is a small, slow-growing tree species that belongs to the Pinaceae family. This tree species is a sub-species of Pinus flexilis and is commonly found in the high-altitude regions of the western United States, especially in the Rocky Mountains. The Pinus flexilis pygmaea is a unique tree species that grows up to a height of 10-20 feet, with a trunk diameter of approximately 1-2 feet. The tree is characterized by its twisted and gnarled branches, and short, dark-green needles that grow in bundles of five. The tree's bark is typically grayish-brown and has a scaly texture. Pinus flexilis pygmaea is one of the longest-lived tree species in the world, with some individuals known to live for over 2,000 years. These trees are known for their remarkable ability to adapt to harsh environmental conditions, such as extreme cold, high altitude, and dry, rocky soil.