Bonsai Forest
Omono
The nerve!It is truly a nasty, otherworldly fungus.
That had the audacity to evolve over millions of years to rely on two seemingly random species I want to cultivate as Bonsai to propagate itself.
The nerve!It is truly a nasty, otherworldly fungus.
That had the audacity to evolve over millions of years to rely on two seemingly random species I want to cultivate as Bonsai to propagate itself.
I hope it works for youi use bio-advanced 3in1, the liquid version. worked last year. maybe ill try full strength brushed on as mentioned above too.. havent done that!!
Burn it!
Doing the same today with fertilome ahead of 2 days of rain coming.So i painted 3in1 directly on the rust tonight on both affected trees. Im thinking tomorrow, after the treatment has dried a day, Ill apply a ring of cut paste to each spot to keep water out... thoughts?
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Had never heard that Bradford Pear trees are a host
Snapped a couple pics over lunch as the sprinkle started coming down. Will have to see in a couple days if it completely clears these up but definitely looks to be killing the rust nodules. Don’t have a before pic but they were a pretty bright orange and bigger.Bringing the affected trees under cover is a big help. I’ll be doing that tonight with mine.
I'm too paranoid to open up fresh tissue to the fungus. I typically begin pruning my procumbens in June harder cut backs in July. By this time it is drier and I think the fungus is pretty much done spreading by Summer through the air.. I did my first trim of the tree as well to let a little light in which could help too
Honestly, I'll be more interested in what the affected area looks like next month and also this time next year.