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Orange tree leaf fall
Hi all,
My Washington Navel Orange tree has started shedding its leaves. Leaves have turned yellowish and are carpeting the ground under the tree. I have five other citrus trees including another orange and they seem to be unaffected. I live on the Atherton Tablelands in a subtropical climate. Though the area sometimes gets frost I am too high on the side of a hill to get frost except in extreme conditions, and there has been no frosts this season so far. Does anyone have any idea what may be the cause and, if so, what I can do about it. Thanks, Dan |
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Orange tree leaf fall
Dan wrote:
Hi all, My Washington Navel Orange tree has started shedding its leaves. Leaves have turned yellowish and are carpeting the ground under the tree. I have five other citrus trees including another orange and they seem to be unaffected. I live on the Atherton Tablelands in a subtropical climate. Though the area sometimes gets frost I am too high on the side of a hill to get frost except in extreme conditions, and there has been no frosts this season so far. Does anyone have any idea what may be the cause and, if so, what I can do about it. Thanks, Dan Did you just fertilise the tree? Has it been very wet lately? David |
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Orange tree leaf fall
"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Dan wrote: Hi all, My Washington Navel Orange tree has started shedding its leaves. Leaves have turned yellowish and are carpeting the ground under the tree. I have five other citrus trees including another orange and they seem to be unaffected. I live on the Atherton Tablelands in a subtropical climate. Though the area sometimes gets frost I am too high on the side of a hill to get frost except in extreme conditions, and there has been no frosts this season so far. Does anyone have any idea what may be the cause and, if so, what I can do about it. Thanks, Dan Did you just fertilise the tree? Has it been very wet lately? David Hi David, No to both. I generally fertilize when crop is finished - around September. We had a fairly wet summer, but have had dry weather for some weeks. Another citrus is almost touching this one and it is unaffected. A bit of a puzzler. Cheers, Dan |
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Orange tree leaf fall
sounds like what happened to my mandarin - didn't figure it out and
couldn't save the tree. Good luck jules Dan wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Dan wrote: Hi all, My Washington Navel Orange tree has started shedding its leaves. Leaves have turned yellowish and are carpeting the ground under the tree. I have five other citrus trees including another orange and they seem to be unaffected. I live on the Atherton Tablelands in a subtropical climate. Though the area sometimes gets frost I am too high on the side of a hill to get frost except in extreme conditions, and there has been no frosts this season so far. Does anyone have any idea what may be the cause and, if so, what I can do about it. Thanks, Dan Did you just fertilise the tree? Has it been very wet lately? David Hi David, No to both. I generally fertilize when crop is finished - around September. We had a fairly wet summer, but have had dry weather for some weeks. Another citrus is almost touching this one and it is unaffected. A bit of a puzzler. Cheers, Dan |
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