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The tips of my bonsai leaves have dried up. What to do in this situation. I will describe what happened, I always water in the morning on the fifth day, but this time I decided to water on the sixth and when I came home from work in the evening, I saw that the ends had dried up, just in a day. Very quickly, what could it be?
Could it be from the dry fertilizers I give? , or is it a disease - a fungus?

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How long have you had the tree? Is it indoors or outdoors? How many hours of direct sunlight do it get?

I bought a red maple tree at the end of autumn. It grew in peat. At the beginning of spring, he transplanted Akadama into new soil and fertilized with dry fertilizer. The maple tree grew very nicely with beautiful red leaves in March, and in April it changed its leaves to green. Everything was fine, only at the beginning of May I noticed that a couple of leaves curled up and the tips dried up. And then all the remaining leaves began to dry. I keep the tree on a closed balcony. The sun warms it only in the morning for 2-3 hours. I am afraid that he has contracted some kind of fungal disease. And yesterday I decided to transplant it into a new soil, and then sprayed it with a fungicide against diseases. I just don't know what to do with the leaves, cut them or leave them to fall?

Your maples leafs dried up due to sunburn. You can just cut the leafs of If they bother you. If they are left, they will fall naturally.

After repotting trees are more sensitive to sun burn. The roots are damaged and not at full capacity. It is best to put newly repotted tree in the shade for a month or two. Repotting one more time does not help the tree recover.