As far as I know, they're all propagated by cuttings. I've done it a long time ago.

Probably around 100. I don't have any small ones now.

Mike

Silly me, of course there wouldn't be seedlings of the cultivar. Still, I would happily settle for seedlings of the regular species if I could get my hands on them.

Mike, any advice on the best way to go about propagating one from a cutting? I know where one is that I may be able to take a cutting from.

bottom heat, and a timed misting system in a outdoor north facing cutting bed under lath.

==>>> must be nice to have a system like sitting around.....lol

mike.. are you saying the blue cultivar doesnt cone ... so never has seed??? .. i know what you said ... playing devils advocate ... one would think that a blue one.. might give a few blue seedlings.. if you grew a lot ...

kyle ... if you are searching the web for seed.. use the latin ... else you will most likely not get anywhere ... its imperative n the conifer kingdom ...

ken

Ken, when I was young, ambitious, and ten acres to fill, it was a no brainer to build. I didn't have money to buy plants. All of it went to the land and a mfg. home. I haven't used the cutting bed in about 10 years. 14ft. X 3ft. and waist high.

I get cones from the Blue China firs, but no seeds. I found them easy to root from cuttings though.

Mike