just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Looks fungal...
Quit telling yourself its the heat.
Its a disease.
Quit telling yourself its the heat.
Its a disease.
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just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Outdoors 24/7/365... Careful watering, not too wet... Daconil weekly... shade until healthy.
Sadly, it may be gasping its last breath at this point...but a good learning experience nonetheless.
We've all lost trees.
Hey, @0soyoung, do you ever use the hydrodren peroxide as a dip?
I love this tree and I do not want to die
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Can't say for sure...but outdoor shade and careful watering, weekly dose of daconil and NO fertilizer.....that's the best bet for survival...imho.
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Should never fertilize a sick tree.
0soyoung
Imperial Masterpiece
You mean immerse the whole plant in a bucket of peroxide? No, not per se.
I have used it as a root dip or root spray when repotting and as an in situ root drench (meaning watering the plant with it) as well as my most common use as a foliar spray.
But one could always make up a tub of solution and immerse the whole plant, pot and all. A quart of 3% peroxide is about $10 and could be simply poured into a small swimming pool of (100 quarts =) 25 gallons of water to make a 300 ppm peroxide baptismal (if I haven't missed a factor of 10 again
).
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Ten4 on that, thanksYou mean immerse the whole plant in a bucket of peroxide? No, not per se.
I have used it as a root dip or root spray when repotting and as an in situ root drench (meaning watering the plant with it) as well as my most common use as a foliar spray.
But one could always make up a tub of solution and immerse the whole plant, pot and all. A quart of 3% peroxide is about $10 and could be simply poured into a small swimming pool of (100 quarts =) 25 gallons of water to make a 300 ppm peroxide baptismal (if I haven't missed a factor of 10 again
You mean immerse the whole plant in a bucket of peroxide? No, not per se.
I have used it as a root dip or root spray when repotting and as an in situ root drench (meaning watering the plant with it) as well as my most common use as a foliar spray.
But one could always make up a tub of solution and immerse the whole plant, pot and all. A quart of 3% peroxide is about $10 and could be simply poured into a small swimming pool of (100 quarts =) 25 gallons of water to make a 300 ppm peroxide baptismal (if I haven't missed a factor of 10 again
Do I put the tree in peroxide?
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
That is what I was asking, and, No.
I do like what he said about spraying or dipping during a barerooting session though.
JoeH
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^^ 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year. In simpler terms leave it outside
