My Norway maple volunteer.

[HorseloverFat]

Somebody are the tips of my rubrums that were planted in the ground... Rabbits!!

Where's Elmer Fudd?

 

[Potawatomi13]

Somebody are the tips of my rubrums that were planted in the ground... Rabbits!!

Volunteer Bonsai apprentices.

 

[Eckhoffw]

Something has made a snack out of my maple. It chewed all the buds off.
I think I’ll just chop it down below the chewed ring and see if it recovers.

 

[0soyoung]

The Bark is Back!!

One of the more popular myths about air layering is that ‘bridging’ of a girdle is caused by the callus pushing/growing downward from above rejoining with the callus below. If you have ever tried to make an approach graft without first exposing the cambium you would find this idea preposterous...

www.bonsainut.com

 

[Ininaatigoons]

Something has made a snack out of my maple. It chewed all the buds off.View attachment 432271View attachment 432272
I think I’ll just chop it down below the chewed ring and see if it recovers.

Yup. Time for some trunk movement

 

[MrFancyPlants]

Maybe what I have are not Norway maples then. After two seasons of baseball glove size leaves, I gave up on them and did not properly over winter them. If they leaf out, I'll upload a few photos.

Sycamore?

 

[0soyoung]

Sycamore?

Kinda late now, but cut a petiole:
a. platenoides (Norway maple) bleeds a milky sap; sycamore maple (a. pseudoplatanus) doesn't.