Bonsai

Acer deshojo 3-8

€420.00 TTC
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The Japanese maple "Deshojo" will amaze you in spring with its remarkable deep red leaves in spring, then turns slightly green and orange-red in summer.

+ Location: outdoors all year round, partial shade

+ Plant grafted onto the palmatum, grown in the ground in our nursery

+ Age: 25 years old

+ Foliage: deciduous (shedding leaves in winter)

Waist 60 cm
Height Entre 40 et 80 cm
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Growing tips: don't hesitate to read our articles

Location : Outdoors all year round, the Deshojo maple appreciates a semi-shaded location, it will still need sun during the day in spring and fall to promote growth and develop beautiful spring and fall colors. In winter, keep it outside, it needs and will tolerate the cold, only as a precaution,   protect the roots when temperatures are below zero (below -3°C), for example by wrapping the pot with a winter fleece or glass wool...

Watering : Maple trees need a substrate that is always moist. Water it regularly while allowing the root ball to dry out slightly between waterings to avoid excess water. In spring/summer, watering will be done regularly, when it's hot, it's every day ! On the other hand, in winter, water according to the supervision of the soil. Thanks to the rain and cold, you won't necessarily need to water regularly since the substrate will remain moist. 

Important : Don't hesitate to water the entire root ball up to the roots, the water will drain away through the holes under the pot or bathe the bonsai in water (drenching) for a few minutes, to make sure you water it well. We do not recommend putting a cup/container under the pot as the water will stagnate and can cause root rot. (Too much water = asphyxiation).

Substrate and repotting : This maple needs fresh soil with a good share of organic matter. Repotting will be done in spring (early March) when the first leaves come out, about every 2/3 years. So avoid repotting in winter or autumn. Use a substrate that can both drain your soil to remove excess water and retain it in case of drought. In the nursery, we use potting soil which is composed of black peat, blond peat, eco-aged, topsoil, horse manure, pozzolana. 

Pruning : Regular pruning in winter will allow the bonsai to improve its structure. Eliminate branches that cross each other, point upwards or downwards. Keep two tees at each intersection. During the growing season, prune the shoots as soon as they have developed 5 to 7 pairs of leaves 

click ---> How do you prune a Japanese maple? - Galinou Bonsai Nursery

Fertilization : In the nursery, we use blue tomato/flower fertilizer NPK 12 12 17. You can use some and put a handful (small or large depending on the size of the pot) on the substrate from May to October, every 2 months alternating chemical/organic.

» Complete Guide to Caring for a Bonsai Maple

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All our bonsai are unique. This is why they are referenced by numbers that do not indicate age, if you want to know it, do not hesitate to contact us

We ship throughout France and neighbouring countries that are part of the EU. We take care to pack each bonsai in custom-made wooden crates or reinforced cartons. Everything is well protected and secured to avoid any risk of breakage.

Depending on the size and weight of your order, shipping is carried out by specialized carriers: DPD (under 30kg) or GEODIS (+30kg).

Our priority is that the delivery goes smoothly. Do not hesitate to consult our delivery page to learn more about our methods. 

Click ----> Bonsai Delivery France and EU - Galinou Bonsai Nursery

The bonsai tree you see in the picture is really the one you are going to receive. To find out the dimension, refer to the scale on the side. Each product is unique and we take care to take photos that give you the most accurate preview possible of what you will receive.

All bonsai are produced in our large nursery in Lot-et-Garonne. They are therefore perfectly adapted to the climate of France, which is not always the case with Japanese imports.

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