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Korean maple seedling ID

19 years ago

These are the Korean maple seeds that I planted last fall.

The leaves don't have The multi lobed look of Japanese or Korean maples. Are they just immature leaves? Are they a natural hybryd? They all look the same. Take a close look at the leaf on the bottom.This wil be posted on the bonsai forum also.

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mattlwfowler
19 years ago
If you are refering to the plants in the bonsai pot, those are definetely not any type of maple or hybrid maple that I have ever seen. The picture is too blurry to tell, but it looks more like the leaf of a viburnum or something to me (although I doubt that is what it is because of the stems).
paul3636
Original Author
19 years ago
All I can tell you is that i picked these seeds my self at Conibe lake park in NH. They where all planted in the same pot and transfered to the bonsai pot after the 2nd set of true leaves.
Paul
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