Bonsai Maple BAP01

Bonsai Maple Palmatum Kiyohime

Kiyohime Maple Bonsai

Kiyohime palmatum maple bonsai established in a Spanish author's pot KOKEKUSA. Tree with good arrangement of branches. Maple to continue growing, leaving sacrificial branches to thicken the trunk and achieve good thickness and taper.

How to care for a maple bonsai?

Maples are secondary trees, in nature they grow in the shade of larger trees, so in the season of greatest sunshine it is advisable to shade them and never lack moisture in the substrate.

Burnt maple leaves

It is a constant that bonsai fans find the leaves of their maples burnt or half dry, this is a consequence of dehydration of the tree so we have to ensure that the substrate is always moist without becoming waterlogged. Another aspect to take into account is high sunlight, which can cause dehydration of the tree and therefore we will see that the leaves begin to dry, so it is advisable to keep them slightly shaded.