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29-Mar-2008
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
Join Date: Apr-2007
Location: California
Country: United States
USDA Zone: 9-10
AHS Heat Zone: 6-7
Posts: 95
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Japanese maple with wilting leaves
This maple just put out a new set of leaves about a month ago. I left on vacation about 10 days ago. I came back to find all it's leaves wilted. It gets watered automaticly, and always has been, although I adjusted it a little before I left. The soil seems very wet, almost soggy infact.
So, does this look like a tree that's been over-watered, or does it look like something else?  BTW... is it OK to post an image that is over 75k if you host it on your own site as apposed to "attaching" it? This image is 108k, but I used "insert image" instead which asks for a web link instead of uploading it from my comp. Is that cool? EDIT: Oops! Sorry for the double post! |
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