Hot sun burned the leaves of your Japanese maple, turning them light brown. Immediate action helps recovery.
Japanese maples prefer morning sun / afternoon shade, protection from wind, and consistently moist (not soggy) soil. Keep water off leaves in sunlight—droplets act as magnifying glasses.
Japanese Red Maple Post-Transplant Leaf Spots: Need Photo
Minor Leaf Spots on Young Japanese Maple
Diagnosing Leaf Scorch on a Japanese Maple: Watering, Sun, and Hot Tub Chemicals
Japanese Maple Freeze Damage: Spring and Fall Fertilizing
Yellow Fungus on Japanese Maple Branches: Likely Wood Rot, Not Surface Fungus
Diseases of the Japanese Red Maple Tree
Japanese Maple 'Bloodgood': The Classic Burgundy-Red Cultivar
Japanese Maple Sunscald/Herbicide Damage: Environmental Stress Diagnosis
Phyllosticta Leaf Spot on Japanese Maple: Cosmetic Late-Season Fungus
Japanese Red Maple Aphids: Atomic Grow for Cleanup and Vigor
Japanese Red Maple Brown Tips: Miracle-Gro Salt/Chlorine Toxicity
Japanese Maple Leaf Scorch: Heat, Wind, and Root Moisture
Wax Scale on Japanese Maple: Identifying the White Domes and Timing Your Treatment
Weed Whacker Damage to Japanese Maple: Grafting Wax and Borer Protection
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