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Japanese maple is very suitable for cultivation in sufficiently large pots. Find out what you should pay attention to when caring for it

Japanese maple is exotic, but - like almost all maple trees - neither poisonous to humans nor animals. You only need to be careful with red maple

Japanese maple is quite robust against various diseases, but unfortunately very susceptible to the dangerous Verticillium wilt

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Japanese maple is quite robust and rarely prone to disease. What is feared, however, is the dangerous Verticillium wilt

If Japanese maple suddenly develops dry leaves, verticillium wilt is often behind it. This is caused by a fungus

If Japanese maple loses its leaves, there can be many reasons behind it. Which reasons are conceivable and what you can do about them

Japanese maple should be repotted about every two years. You can find out why this is so important and when is the right time in this article

Japanese maple is hardy and quite insensitive to cold, but the best planting time is spring

Japanese maple comes from a cool, temperate climate zone and is therefore well hardy. Specimens cultivated in containers should still be protected

Japanese maple originally comes from a cool, temperate climate and is therefore very hardy even in our latitudes

Japanese maple - can you transplant it or not? This measure should be avoided if possible, but sometimes it is unavoidable

Basically it means that maple must not be cut. This rule only applies to a limited extent to the Japanese maple, as the tradition of bonsai shows

Japanese maple is quite easy to propagate from soft cuttings cut between May and June

Japanese maple shows very different growth per year depending on the species and variety, location, care and climatic conditions

Japanese maple is ideal for keeping in a pot. Read our article about what you should pay attention to

The Japanese maple can generally be planted throughout the entire growing season, but the best time to plant is spring

Traditionally, the Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) is not only trained for bonsai in Japan. This way you too can create a work of art

Fertilize your Japanese maple only moderately and preferably with organic fertilizers. Too much fertilization affects the autumn color

In order for the Japanese maple to grow and thrive, certain principles should be adhered to when planting. We'll show you what you should pay attention to