![]() ![]() Only purchase grafted nursery trees grafted specifically for bonsai Palmatum variety grated on top of a more vigorous understock trunk). Nursery trees often seen for sale in UK garden centres (one Acer Palmatum are very suitable for thread and approach grafting of Trees can survive a few seasons without a dormant periodīut lose their vigour and this can lead to their eventual demise. Period (winter temperatures of less than 10☌ for at least 44ĭays). There can be an endless struggle to keep the leaves in good condition Shrubby varieties such as KiyohimeĪre basally dominant and unless care is taken when pruning canįor very hot climates is questionable, in extreme summer temperatures Information Some varieties of Acer Palmatum have variations Styles All forms except literati in small to extra-large Under or overwatering, lack of dormancy are more likely to suffer Weakened by lack of fertilising, poor root systems, repotting, Pests and diseases Aphids, scale insects, caterpillars, viruses and fungal diseases such as Verticillum wilt. Cuttings strike easily butĬan have a high failure rate and can take 2 or 3 seasons to grow Principal source of propagation and should be carried out as soonĪs spring growth hardens off in May. Only very gentle wiring should be attempted. ![]() During the winter,īranches become exceptionally brittle and can snap without warning, Heal properly until the Spring growth period. Should be protected against heavy frosts as branches will not ![]() Very easily and wire can quickly start to mark the bark after Wiring should be carried out with care as the new buds can dislodge Is enough sap remaining in the branches to keep them supple. Year the branch structure is not obscured by foliage and there Optimally, wiring should be carried out on bareīranches before bud extension in Spring, after leaf-cutting in To late-autumn though each period carries its own advantages andĭisadvantages. Wiring Wiring can be carried out at any time from early-spring Trees that are displayed for their bare winter silhouettes, summer Severely weaken the plant or even result in the loss of branches. Never prune during SpringĪs all Acer species have a habit of bleeding profusely which can Period when wounds can heal very quickly. (preferably within 1 week) or during the mid-summer semi-dormant In the same year as repotting, never 2 years running and neverĪnd formative pruning should be carried out in Autumn after leaf-fall However,ĭefoliation should only be carried out on healthy trees, never Remove all growth with long internodes.Ĭan be carried out in mid-summer, this results in smaller leaves,īetter ramification and stronger autumn leaf colour. Will produce fine, twiggy growth with short internodes and also Leaving 2 new opposing leaves as soon as they are visible, this Of leaves following bursts of growth through the growing season.įor trees that require short internodes, buds can be pinched out Of foliage or branches, cut new growth back to one or two pairs Pruning Unless extension is required to form new areas The tree is over 10yrs, then as necessary in a basic soil mix. Repotting Every 1 or 2 years as buds extend in Spring until Hardening off, feed fortnightly with a balanced feed. Produces very short internodes and finer growth required on 'finished' Of growth in Spring and Summer and will need additional water.įeeding Feed weekly with high nitrogen fertiliser as soonĪs leafbuds open in spring to encourage strong growth and to strengthen Watering Acer palmatum are very thirsty prior to new flushes In winter, protect against frosts below -5☌. In spring and autumn aides vigour and leaf-colour. Protect leaves against sun and wind scorch. Position Out of direct sunlight and strong winds throughout the year to Species Guide Courtesy Of Harry Harrington SHIPPING LIVE BONSAI TREES IS ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM Ready for shipping within 2 working days. The tree stands about 25cm above its 13cm tarining pot. Nice trunk with good movement, branch placement. A nice Deshojo from a big batch that have just arrived here at Premier Bonsai. Acer Palmatum (Japanese Maple) 'Deshojo'' ![]()
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