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Can anyone identify what's causing the leaves to turn yellow?
I can't find this product, can you point me in the right direction? Thanks.
Quote from: FreshOne on March 05, 2018, 01:03:06 AMCan anyone identify what's causing the leaves to turn yellow?If there are not any pests causing the leaves to look like that, then the tree is probably deficient from roots not up taking nutrients. Pests tend to find unhealthy hosts in decline. Is your soil too wet or too dry? What is that white paint on the trunk? With that much bark dieback on such a young tree I would just replace it with a healthy one and move on. How much sunlight does it get?
Behl, you folks on the west coast have it better than us east coasters.I wish I didn't think peaches were one of the best fruits on earth because the high maintenance, diseases, and constant spraying make it almost not worth growing but then again I'm growing mangoes in pots too so I'm a glutton for punishment.
Quote from: Empoweredandfree on March 05, 2018, 07:43:59 PMBehl, you folks on the west coast have it better than us east coasters.I wish I didn't think peaches were one of the best fruits on earth because the high maintenance, diseases, and constant spraying make it almost not worth growing but then again I'm growing mangoes in pots too so I'm a glutton for punishment.Biggest problem I have with stone fruits is birds/squirrels. I net them, poision them but still end up losing a lot of fruit. I eradicated the disease with one spray (hopefully fingers crossed), last year and I got good production. this year they are starting to bloom, if all goes well, then I am free of that gummosis on my stone fruits. I spray when in dormancy never on flowers or fruits. Mangoes are just very tough here in So Cal, I hope it changes once our trees hit maturity 7-10 yr old.
Sorry fresh one - I didn't even look at the "Do Not Use on Edibles part of the directions.But it's 3 years later so i assume the bad stuff has left the tree by now. Anyway....was just trying to help...and the stuff did work.....G