3 Reasons Why Your Japanese Maple Grow Faster In The Ground

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[@MapleNutz]

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[@richiep3520]

I have only very heavy clay soil in Ireland so I have to grow in pots. Also live in a windy area and zone 8 I would think. Can get cold but rarely less than - 5 celcius. I do hope all my baby maples can clinatize to the wind and rain as its hard to shelter where I live. Beautiful collection you have.

[@MapleNutz]

You can put in the ground in clay soil but you can’t dig a hole or else they drown.

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Nice job man!!! Good info!!!

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[@chenzomwangmo7122]

Sir my maple sepling is 8 months gifted to me by my sister ,now can i keep near bright indirect light n need ur advice love from Bhutan 🇧🇹 ❤️

[@lasted_leather]

Nothing is as good as growing in ground but when I put my clay soil in a pot the plant dies 😅

[@urchinsushi2041]

Yes, this is interesting I have done that too! I think it’s because the clay retains water - I use a blend of finely shredded pine bark mulch and leaf gro (leaf compost)

[@MapleNutz]

Try adding small amounts of clay and mix it well with your potting mix. Clay retains a lot of water but it also retains a lot of nutrients so having a little if it it’s actually very beneficial to the plant. NPK isn’t the only nutrient a plant needs to survive, they need 21 nutrients, clay contains lots of those nutrients.

[@davidnomad9750]

Happened to me aswell.

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