Maple trees actually grow better with lower light until they reach a more mature age, in which case, they'd be too tall for most houses. Most saplings will shrivel up and die in direct sunlight, as they have evolved to grow beneath the canopies of much larger trees that block the sun. I don't know why so many "experts" say to plant them in "full sun"- because it has been my experience that they grow much better in shade, until they're a few years old.
Yes, absolutely. You can start your Maple tree indoors. Once it begins to grow, however, growth for some types of Maples can be as much as 2 feet per year.
The link below will take you to a guide on how to get your Maple tree started. Click on the link to view. Good luck!
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It may not stay alive for long with out an awful lot of sun.
Yes, absolutely. You can start your Maple tree indoors. Once it begins to grow, however, growth for some types of Maples can be as much as 2 feet per year.
The link below will take you to a guide on how to get your Maple tree started. Click on the link to view. Good luck!
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/maple/growing-maple-trees.htm
You can grow Maple tree bonsai too.
re: Eileen's answer. Look up Bonsai techniques on You Tube. I hear it is quite rewarding as a hobby.
you can try...however they really are meant for outside.Possibly as a bonsai....https://www.hunker.com/12416549/how-to-grow-maple-trees-indoors
Try Japanese maple grow small and pretty too