Problem with Acer palmatum

ecalvillo7

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Hi! I did an air layer a couple of years ago and planted the layered part in a pot. After a year of growth suddenly the bark on one side started turning orange. Does anyone have a clue on what it is and how to save it? (If i scratch the surface it is still green on the inside). Thanks!!!
 

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leatherback

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One of the first things I remember a bonsai pro telling me was rotate your trees regularly.
And I will advocate the alternate. Do not move your trees around too much. As you can see in this picture: Bark, exposed to sun, adjusts to deal with it. Rotate the tree and you expose bark to the sun that previously was not. I have seen too many trees with sun damage.

I try to avoid rotating the trees, but mine do not typically stand agains a wall.
 
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