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Jan 27, Caring for Korean Maples.

Once you have your tree started, caring for Korean maples includes watering. These are quite thirsty trees and require regular irrigation. Provide Korean maple trees with water every week throughout the growing season, but offer extra water during dry periods.

You’ll also need to protect these trees from strong winds. Feb 25, Korean Maples don't need a lot of pruning. It's mainly needed just needed to remove damaged, dead or diseased branches. Because of their small, ornamental shrub-like stature, however, these trees are popular amongst bonsai enthusiasts.

Create a veiled top.

So careful, delicate pruning can help to create an artful, impressive stumpcutting.barcal Name: Acer pseudosieboldianum. Korean Maples don’t require much pruning. Remove any damaged, dead, or diseased branches during the dormant season. It’s thin bark can be easily damaged if you treat it Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins. Aug 04, However, most sources suggest late winter pruning.

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The sap flow that might occur does not seem to hurt the tree (remember this is when maples are tapped) albeit possibly a messy occurrence. Since the two parents involved in producing this hybrid, I believe that the safest approach is to follow the general pruning rules for maples which is pruning in late winter before there is.