Japanese Maple, 6in, Cascading, Assorted Varieties

Japanese Maple, 6in, Cascading, Assorted VarietiesGorgeous maple varieties that have a cascading look to their foliage. The Crimson Queen has deep red leaves, while the Red Dragon variety has very bright red foliage. If you need any more photos or additional information on this product, send us a message using the chat button on our website with the product name, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. This plant has a representative product photo and the item you will receive may not be

Gorgeous maple varieties that have a cascading look to their foliage. The Crimson Queen has deep red leaves, while the Red Dragon variety has very bright red foliage.

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Attributes

Type: Bonsai / Tree
Height: Up to 8ft
Spread: Up to 8ft
Light: Partial Sun
Water: Moderate
Zone: 5 - 9
Pet Safe: Toxic

Care

General Maintenance: When in containers, repot every two years. Prune only in late fall or winter. Remove any shoots that grow from the base of the plant.

Temperature: Not terribly picky on temperature. If outdoors, make sure roots are mulched as they do not like temperatures below -10°C. They don't tend to like temperatures above 32°C, so watch for signs they are becoming stressed.

Light: Prefer a bright light, but dappled/filtered. It can tolerate some full sun, but watch for signs of scorching to the leaves. Morning sun is preferably to afternoon sun.

Watering: Water when the soil feels dry to the touch. When young, they require a lot of water. They become more drought tolerant as they mature.

Soil: Soil should be well-draining and loamy or sandy. Prefers soil to be on the acidic side.

Fertilizer: Doesn't require much in the way of fertilizing. You can use a low nitrogen fertilizer in the spring or compost if outdoors. Preferably, use a controlled/slow release fertilizer.