Rescue Your Leaf Scorched Bonsai with This Simple Trick

Leaf scorch is a common problem in Japanese maple bonsai trees. But what are the causes, how can you avoid it, and what do you do if YOUR bonsai tree suffers from leaf scorch?

keep watching and I will show you how to save and revive your tree.

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[Rojin_Bonsai]

Great video jason. I have found that alot people dont consider the roots when putting Japanese maples in full sun all day every day. If the tree has a healthy root system full of fine fibrous roots then its more than likely will be able to handle full sun and the warm wind if supplied with water when needed. The roots are then able to keep the moisture with in the leaves.

Obviously if it gets to hot then some shade will be needed but most importantly healthy roots leads to healthy leafs throughout the growing season.

I have also found that a tree can also push larger leaves after defoliating and i only really use the concept to increase ramification, increasing the bud selection for the next season that would decrease leaf size naturally (doesnt work for all species of trees 😅)

But i really enjoyed this video and feel that alot of people can benefit from what has been shown 👍

[JaneWebberley]

Thank you Jason for this helpful video. I have never had great success with maples for this very reason, but will try again 🤞

[ramboke]

I really liked this video. Very clear and well edited. I'll like and subscribe!

[AlexBraunton]

A very informative and relaxing video Jason. Thank you. I can't wait to see this tree bounce back

[jaherlar]

Thanks for this detailed video!. I'm a begginer and I'm learning a lot.

[XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

You won me with the first 40 seconds 10/10 Jason :)

[spookyfey]

Just found your videos. This is extremely informative and I appreciate the illustrations— really helps me understand. Thank you!!

[maryweber]

Lovely round pot. And I like seeing another view of your yard.

[backbudbonsai]

Good stuff! I use shade cloth, I’m gone 13hrs a day for work and it’s been SUPER HELPFUL. But leaf scorching is still something I have to deal with

[NoQuarter]

What type of Acer is the one you defoliated? I love the color and the trunk is just awesome. Way to go

[a.dkutzbarber]

I had a little bit of this recently on my maple but think it’s bouncing back luckily 🤞🏽Thanks for the video

[NormanFletcher-xnbn]

Thanks for this....i love and need the detailed practical help you give...brilliant.

[sueb]

Thank you so much for this great video. I've used this technique before, but learned a lot about the tree physiology - extremely helpful since I have other species that are prone to scorching. Do you notice any correlation with leaf scorch and trees re-potted the same spring?

[fletcherlewis]

Those leaves were like crisps! I had the same issue on a couple I've planted from pot to open ground .Do you think its the changeable weather?

[aaronasissoard]

I have I think a blood good and it doesn’t seem to like any direct sunlight whatsoever I have it growing under a large tree and still gets leaves drying out

[Rob]

Few of mine got hit bad this year as we had so much wind :(

[howardmckeown]

Hi Jason, great video, as usual, beginner, never defoliated, if you defoliate and get a second flush of smaller leaves, does it make any difference to the size of next year's leaves? Thanks

[OMF]

Too late to do that now in the uk? Would you still have enough time for a second flush and harden ?

[massimorossi]

hi, put the subtitles in Italian thanks