Fidur
Chumono
About a month ago, I saw this (or maybe these two) acer in a nursery (no labels), wich is very rare here. Probably because of our weather. I know it will be a challenge to keep this alive trough the years, but I will try it gets the winter dormancy
I think it's a green acer "Sonkootgre" (though it's not important to me)
It's been very healthy and in the last couple weeks it is growing new branches.
I would like to know about some issues I don't completly understand.
If you look at this pic,
a) Is it grafted ? I think it is not, but ....
b) In the left sapling there is a problem where those 4 branches join . Also it seems there are two different saplings. What should you do about if it were yours?
c) Those aerial roots are normal? Should I remove them?
d) If you look closer, you'll see some white points. I have watched them with my magnifying glass, and also touched them. No bugs, but a white powder. And it only happens in the boundaries of recently lignified areas (not in buds or sprouts). Do you know what can it be?
Thanks in advance for your comments.
I think it's a green acer "Sonkootgre" (though it's not important to me)
It's been very healthy and in the last couple weeks it is growing new branches.
I would like to know about some issues I don't completly understand.
If you look at this pic,
a) Is it grafted ? I think it is not, but ....
b) In the left sapling there is a problem where those 4 branches join . Also it seems there are two different saplings. What should you do about if it were yours?
c) Those aerial roots are normal? Should I remove them?
d) If you look closer, you'll see some white points. I have watched them with my magnifying glass, and also touched them. No bugs, but a white powder. And it only happens in the boundaries of recently lignified areas (not in buds or sprouts). Do you know what can it be?
Thanks in advance for your comments.