How to grow Japanese Maple (Acer Palmatum) in a Pot Part I.mp4

[LoftyProduction]

I am in need of some advice about my acer. For some unknown reason, my acers leaves have gone crispy and golden .... it does NOT look healthly at all ... what should I do????

[TheBonsaiStudent]

@LoftyProduction I do have a separate video for that. (sunburn Japanese maple)However, I think it is kind of late in season do so what I had suggested in the video. So I would suggest you move it to a little shade, or do anything to give it a little less sun. Keep watering but not too much. Plant should recover itself, and then next year it should be strong enough and this should not happen.

[ramkitty]

are those long nose pruning scissors and where did you get them

[TheBonsaiStudent]

@ramkitty got them in a Japanese Chain store called Daiso, cheap but does the work

[MrQNT017]

Thanks for your reply and your help



[TheBonsaiStudent]

Well, on a mature established tree, it can take full sun (more than 6 hours of sun light). This particular maple I keep it in partial shade, on the East facing side of my house, so it gets only about 4 hours of morning sun and then stay in shade for the afternoon.

[MrQNT017]

Hi,can you help me by letting me know which best place to put this tree,does it like alot of sun,shade etc... ? Thanks and great video

[TheBonsaiStudent]

@MrQNT017 Well, on a mature established tree, it can take full sun (more than 6 hours of sun light). This particular maple I keep it in partial shade, on the East facing side of my house, so it gets only about 4 hours of morning sun and then stay in shade for the afternoon.

[TheBonsaiStudent]

I know! I, myself, cannot wait to see the second part of this video, but we all need to wait. I want to wait for it to get well established, to make the second part. Please subscribe to my channel so you will get notified when this video is updatd