Transplanting Acer Ginnala Seedlings

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Transplanting Acer Ginnala Seedlings

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HI guys, Just wondering about some seedlings I have had sprout in the past month or so. I have various species growing from seed, but I was curious about transplanting them from the shallow seed trays to something more suitable for a years growth. Do I just transplant them, or should I "nip" the tip of the root with scissors to promote lateral roots? Its the first time I have propagated from seed for bonsai use, so I want to save as much trial and error as possible.

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Re: Transplanting Acer Ginnala Seedlings

Post by 63pmp »

I've never repotted a maple seedling that was in leaf, I have always waited until next spring. Though I've never done A. ginnala.

In the past I found maples just fall over dead way to fast when roots are played with when in leaf.

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