Dawn redwood Grove browning
- Cmccoog
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First time posting in here. I am new to the Dawn Redwood species and have a small grove of them. I’ve noticed some of the leaves are browning, I know they do this as it gets cooler and I begin to overwinter however it’s been in the 70s the past few weeks with nights getting down to 55+ degrees Fahrenheit. Are they browning due to natural season change? Too little/too much water? Or maybe too much sun during the day. New to the species and have only been working with bonsai for a year or two now so any help or advice is appreciated.
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Different species detect fall and winter different ways. Some detect length of days changing and decide fall is on the way regardless of temperature. Yours may be one of those.
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My dawn redwoods are still green and I have both colder temperature and shorter days than op. It does not necessary mean anything as trees also are individuals.
As an example: I have two disectum maples in my garden. One has allready shed totally and the other one is still green.
I guess you are close to authum anyway and the tree will shed not long from now. I would not worry.
As an example: I have two disectum maples in my garden. One has allready shed totally and the other one is still green.
I guess you are close to authum anyway and the tree will shed not long from now. I would not worry.
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