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Japanese Maple Bonsai - Pruning and Cleaning in Late Fall/Early Winter
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Japanese Maple Bonsai – Pruning and Cleaning in Late Fall/Early Winter



In this video, I will show you how I prune and clean up Japanese maple bonsai to prepare for winter! Enjoy!

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5 Comments

  2. connah jay

    According to the Mr. Maple brothers, its not advised to do any pruning in fall/winter. All heavy pruning should be done in Spring and then more can be done in mid-summer.

  4. Robert Van Gilder

    I bought a JM Bloodgood last month and it's still holding all its leaves. It's in a large flower pot. Looks moderately healthy, except that the leaves were sunburnt probably last summer. Should I be worried? Zone 10. Thanks

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