Love that. Great work my man
Personally, I'd say leave both well alone. It's not a good idea to move anything deciduous when it's in leaf, unless it's in a pot and the roots wouldn't be disturbed. I'd just put both as they are in dappled shade if you've got that situation, look after them, ie don't let them get dry, and see how they look at the end of November which is the best time to move them.Later, but this should do.
The two seedlings I have now were both self seeded. Both in pots sitting on the patio under the big acer. The soil in each is from the garden compost.
The one I moved on is in a bigger pot full of acer-specific material (I think it was John Inness number two - but it was what the Royal Horticulture society pages recommended. It was moved on without disturbing the soil of the original pot. It has the two smooth initial leaves and two 'typical' acer leaves.
The one I have not potted on has only the first two smooth leaves.
Thanks!
