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Bonsai A to Z Challenge
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Challenging the Bonsai A to Z entry for Die-back.
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Google Translate
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Existing Bonsai A To Z Entry for Die-back |
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When shoots, leaves and sometimes whole branches wither and dry out. Major causes include drought (birches, willow), late spring frosts (Japanese Maple, Chinese Elms), and severe winter weather (most imported plants. Root damage or disease can also cause die-back. All dead or dying wood should be removed without delay to prevent the spread of any resulting infection.
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