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Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum)
Acer palmatum are deciduous small trees and shrubs with opposing odd-numbered (anything from 5-11) pointed leaves native to Japan China and Korea There are hundreds of varieties in cultivation They are very popular for use as bonsai due to their ready ability to respond to most bonsai techniques beautiful foliage and graceful branch |
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Japanese Maple Bonsai Care from BonsaiOutlet
The Dwarf Japanese Maple or Acer palmatum is native to Japan and is part of the large family of Aceraceae which share common characteristics with most other maple species around the world With stunning foliage color and heartiness these lovely trees are ideal specimens for the art of bonsai and with proper care will be a wonderful |
Can you put fungicide on a Japanese maple bonsai?
While you can buy fungicide from your local store, all it will do is prevent the spread of the disease. You’ll need to remove all infected leaves and branches and burn them in a compost pile. It’s the best way to ensure the survival of your Japanese Maple bonsai. What Does Verticillium Wilt Look Like On Japanese Maple?
How much sun does a Japanese maple bonsai need?
How much sun your Japanese Maple bonsai can handle depends on the variety. Some of the maple trees can take between four to six hours of direct sunlight daily. Others develop leaf burn, especially when the sun hits the peak afternoon, so they’ll need partial shade.
Why are Japanese maple bonsai trees so popular?
The bonsai maple tree will also change its colors as the season changes especially in the mesmerizing colors autumn colors, and you will witness this in your own garden. This is the reason why the Japanese maple bonsai tree is a famous choice of bonsai species among bonsai enthusiasts.
Japanese Maple Bonsai Care
Japanese maple bonsai are relatively easy to care for and make great bonsai for beginners and professionals alike. They are characterized by a moderate growth rate and can be easily trained through regular pruning and wiring. Wiring a Japanese maple bonsai should be done in the summer months while the tree still has all of its leaves, and the wires
Varieties of Japanese Maple For Bonsai
There are several varieties of Japanese maple that are suitable for bonsai cultivation and training. The following are some of the most common and popular types for bonsai: 1. Acer palmatum‘Deshojo’ 2. Acer palmatum ‘Arakawa’ 3. Acer palmatum ‘Seigen’ 4. Acer palmatum ‘Katsura’ 5. Acer palmatum ‘Shishigashira’ thespruce.com
Pruning
Regular pruning is essential for the aesthetic and health of a bonsai tree. In the spring and summer, the new shoots should be pinchedback on a regular basis to shape the tree and encourage branching. The leaves of Japanese maple bonsai should also be actively pruned throughout the growing season to keep them small and match the shape of the overal
Propagating Japanese Maple Bonsai
Many of the amazing-looking Japanese maple bonsai varieties have been grafted. Taking cuttings from a Japanese maple tree, or collecting its seeds for propagation won't produce a tree with the same characteristics as the bonsai tree you are after. And even if you are ready to take your chances with seeds, it takes at least three years for a young s
Potting and Repotting
Generally, as with most bonsai, the Japanese maple variety does not need to be repotted often once it is well-established. When the tree reaches 10 years old, repot every three years. However, young trees benefit from yearly repotting to help refresh the soil and prune the rootball. Using bonsai pots will help to achieve the bonsai aesthetic, and r
Overwintering
If winter temperatures in your area drop down to 25 degrees Fahrenheit or below, the tree needs protection from the cold, as well as strong winds. Put it in a sheltered location outdoors. If winter temperatures in your area drop even lower, below 15 degrees Fahrenheit, you also need to insulate the roots, either by burying the pot in garden soil fo
Common Pests & Plant Diseases
Japanese maple bonsai are susceptible to a few common pests and diseases. Checking the tree regularly for signs of an infestation is the best way to help prevent damage from pests and diseases. In particular, keep an eye out for aphids, verticillium wilt, and powdery mildew. thespruce.com
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