I am having problems with my Japanese Maple trees, what should I do?

Answer by  Jimbob (2275)

These trees require lots of water and moisture. So it is best to keep the trees inside with a humidifier and in a warm spot. This is the reason these trees are hard to raise.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Wind and sun can cause drought in these trees with brown leaves and leaf "tieback" the symptoms. These trees are also susceptible to leaf-spot diseases. Aphids, scales, and Japanese beetles will attack them. Insecticides can be used as can introducing ladybugs as a natural predator. Do not place black walnut trees near Japanese maples as they are toxic to them.

Answer by  worker2746 (2434)

Depending on the problems you really should call in a botanist as they are experts in helping to diagnose issues with any type of tree or plant.

Answer by  worker5534 (518)

Learn the art of cultivation miniature Bonsai tree from the Japanese. Japanese create very tiny trees thats resemble the original trees that are very hight. Thery are using the Geneticaly modified and micro-biotechnological methods. Learns more about the Bonsai trees and make Bosai Maple trees in your own intrest like Ja[amese.

Answer by  angiet (49)

First thing is that you need to be very careful about trimming your tree. These trees are quite delicate and go into "shock" if too much of the tree is removed.