How to Grow Japanese Maple (Acer Palmatum) in a pot. Part III One Year later.mp4

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Watch Part 1 at http://youtu.be/AHWyfgC1Bk0 Watch Part 2 (a month later) at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4br5Wi9gTZg This is Part 3, the final part of the series. It shows how this plant transformed from 2 month after I potted it, through summer, fall and Winter. Finally, I showed how I did the spring pruning. The one year circle is now complete. Hope you enjoy the series. thanks for watching.

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great videos.Thank you for sheering :)

Loved your video so interesting to see the whole cycle. Thank you from sunny England 👍

Rest in peace, BonsaiStudent. a great loss.

Thanks for the pruning information. Very helpful.

thank you very much!! I really loved it. It helps a lot, believe me.

Hi Bonsai Student, that is such a glorious Japanese maple! Any chance you'll make an update video (or re-pot video) on this Japanese Maple and the Shishigashira Japanese Maple? Thank you for taking us along on this growing instructional!

I have a wonderful 3 acer trees in our garden in London (near Hamstead), it needs moisture dairy so I set 2small ponds and small shade areas , acer doesn't like full sunny place, also the soil Ph should be 6Ph as we'll otherwise it will be die soon. we grow from seeds

Nice! loved the video...I just bought a baby tree, and now I will apply your rule..question can I keep it indoors ?

Hello mate, I'm new to gardening & I find your videos very helpful as I have 3 japanese maples which I want to learn about, top work 👍

Any update on this nice pre bonsai?

Love your video.....I also live in No. Calif, where are you located. I got a maple a month ago and have it on my deck (which is very windy), is there other options to keep it?

Can this plant be grown in doors?

very nice video. I got a plant from japan and i try to keep it alive in Mauritius . As a tropical country it will not be so easy but hope so.thanks for the video.

Great video! One question please, I have a Acer shirasawanum "Autumn Moon" in a planter. The tree is outside in Boise, ID zone 6, Ive used chickenwire to make a blanket of mulch around the planter for insulation from cold and a layer of mulch over the top. Currently our temps are below freezing at night but we have had almost no rain. Conditions are arid high desert. I water trees planted in the ground once a month in these conditions, do trees in planters need watering more often? Thank you

He estado viendo los 3 videos de tu Acer Palmatum y veo que lo estas cuidando muy bien! Mi duda es si yo pueda hacer lo mismo en un clima seco con pocas lluvias y temperaturas de 30ºC.

Great series!

I hope I don't say anything to offend you but in watching your videos, it's obvious that you love your Bonsai hobby but I'm really surprised at the condition of your yard otherwise. Is there a reason why you neglect the rest of your landscaping? Once again, not meant to insult you in any way.

Congratulations from Spain! I've just entered in the Japanese maples world and feel it is very interesting and exciting. I live on a mediterranean climate so for me it is kind of a challenge! I will follow your progresses!