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2 Answers. 0. Balsa trees grow very rapidly (like all pesky trees). Six months after germination, the tree is about 1-1/2 inches in diameter and 10 - 12 feet tall! In 6 to 10 years, the tree is ready for cutting, having reached a height of 60 to 90 feet tall and a diameter of 12 to 45 inches. balsa tree may grow to a diameter of 6 feet or more, but very little usable lumber can be obtained from a tree of this size. The balsa leaf is similar in shape to a grape leaf, only a lot bigger.
It depends on the tree. Douglas fir, the most widely-harvested tree for lumber in the U.S., takes 12-15 years to grow to maturity. Bamboo, on the other hand, matures in only 5-7 years. Many more expensive woods come from very old-wood forests, such as teak which takes 120 years to reach maturity. The faster the tree grows, the more wood can be harvested, so it is more likely that woods like bamboo are harvested sustainably. Click here to cancel reply.