Tilt the pot side ways, maybe 20 degrees, put something under the lifted side. If it is indeed overwatered with roots siting in pooled water, this will drain it better/faster.I let like 2 days in full sun, when I noticed it was getting sun pretty much all day I changed location.
What means chock up one side?
Challenge acceptedWhen the soil is the right one you can't overwater...
Might be likely underwatered given the soil is so lean and in full sun...
Soil moisture meters don't work very well with bonsai soil, the coarser and more free draining the soil, the worse the issue they can have. They're meant to be used with regular potting soil, not the chunky ingredients in most bonsai soils.Challenge accepted
I've watered everytime I checked the soil was getting dry and now I bought a "soil humidity checker" don't know the right name and it says it various points it is "moist" 4-7 in a scale of (dry) 1-10 (wet)
Yeah I was in doubt of too much water or too much sun. I've changed places already, just wait now? nothing to do besides wait, right?… Likely too much sun. Shade it. Looks like a Dissectum maple from the photo… most are notoriously light intolerant.
But chocking up one side (switch sides / week!) won’t hurt at all as a precaution. This helps more if the pot has holes on the ends btw.
imho doubt its overpotting. But that happens less often then folks think with good media with good drainage. Otherwise all the 3-5 yr maples I have severely root cut in the past year and tossed in big pots would of bit the dust now instead flourishing. But put them in those nice shallow pots, that’s another story.
btw Just as a precaution check the drainage tomorrow and ensure it’s draining freely.
Good luck
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This is it my friend^^^^^Might be likely underwatered given the soil is so lean and in full sun...
That sucks… as I said, most important is to use the right soil. To water properly is an art btw..Challenge accepted
I've watered everytime I checked the soil was getting dry and now I bought a "soil humidity checker" don't know the right name and it says it various points it is "moist" 4-7 in a scale of (dry) 1-10 (wet)