The feather maple is a deciduous shrub and as such will naturally lose its leaves in winter. This is due to its. Growth characteristics dictate that the Feather Maple will still drop its leaves even at the right growing temperatures in the winter.

Although the feather maple loses its leaves in winter, it does not mean that life is over. In fact, leaf drop is a survival strategy used by bird maples to conserve energy during the cold winter months. Once spring arrives and temperatures rise, the feather maple will re-sprout and begin a new growth cycle. For the care of feather maple, in addition to paying attention to the humidity and temperature of its growing environment, you need to water and fertilize it regularly and prune its branches and leaves at the right time to maintain its healthy growth.