Transplanted homegrown Japanese maple shows yellowish raised spots on leaf edges. Mother tree has fewer spots. Photo attached.
Spots not a recognized infectious disease. Uniform edge browning often indicates root stress from past drought. Temperature fluctuations or transplant shock can cause similar symptoms.
Rake and dispose of fallen leaves in late winter before bud swell to reduce pest/disease carryover. Maintain consistent moisture. No spray needed.
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