Maple bonsai trees thrive best in outdoor conditions.
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After repotting, place tree in a shaded area for 2-3 weeks prior to placing back in full or partial sun. During repotting, we recommend trimming off older roots to promote new growth. Avoid winter repotting as colder temperatures will make it harder for roots to recover. Maple bonsai trees can be repotted during spring and fall for highest success rates. Ensure that water penetrates not only the topsoil but also into the roots by checking that draining is occurring on the bottom of the pot. We recommend using a soft spray to soak the soil. Maple bonsai trees require moderate watering. Sprouts and new growth will appear in the spring. Due to their deciduous nature, the tree will go into dormancy during the fall / winter and lose all of its leaves. Also, full sunlight and warmer conditions can lead to some leaf burn. If placed in full sun, take care to manage your watering to prevent your tree from drying out. Maple Bonsai trees thrive best with natural sunlight. Take care to not over-fertilize as this can cause your leaves to burn or grow too leggy. Reduce the amount of fertilizer during the winter. Time release granules are the easiest to use and can be added every season. We recommend fertilizing your bonsai tree every month with a bonsai fertilizer. A good technique for training maple bonsai is to use guy wire along with the clip and grow technique. We recommend waiting for woody growth prior to cutting back to ensure bud growth. Maples will also back bud to the trunk if you do heavy branch cutting. To keep internodes shorter, prune back longer internodes to reduce them over time. Maple bonsai trees back bud at the nodes. Maple bonsai trees can be trained easily using the clip and grow method. Below are some species specific guidelines to follow that will help ensure that your bonsai will stay healthy and happy.
The success of your bonsai depends on a variety of factors, most notably watering and light. The bonsai can be defoliated during the summer months for desired foliage. Trees may arrive with some leaf burn which is a normal process of growth and leaf rotation. However, due to their deciduous nature, we recommend them for intermediate and advanced enthusiasts.ĭuring the warmer months, leaf scorch may occur for this species of maple if exposed to Heat, Dry Winds, Water Quality - High (Alkaline) pH of water (over 6.5), and Salt. Japanese maple trees are easy to take care of. Japanese Maple Bonsai trees are deciduous and will lose all of their leaves during winter. Japanese Maple bonsai trees, or Acer Palmatum, are highly prized as bonsai due to their unique leaves. They display hues of fiery orange and deep reds in the fall. The foliage is tightly staked as if shingles on a roof in a spherical manner. This unique Japanese maple variety features a dense canopy of green leaves from spring through summer. Bonsai Pocket Guide: A Beginner's Journey Ideal for the beginner or hobbyist looking to add a new tree to their collection. This starter kit includes all the essential components for maintaining and pruning your bonsai tree.
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