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11-05-2006, 04:53 AM
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Sick Lime Tree
In Hawaii, my 20 year old lime tree has lost its bark on the SE side. The
bark splits and has dusty/hairy stuff underneath. I trimed back as much as I could and treated with a fungicide and, later, malthaion. No joy. 75% of the bark is gone. No hope? I'd like to replan a new lime in the same place. What precautions should I take? Thank you. -- Remove -NOSPAM- to contact me. |
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13-05-2006, 01:11 PM
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Sick Lime Tree
John Keiser wrote:
In Hawaii, my 20 year old lime tree has lost its bark on the SE side. The bark splits and has dusty/hairy stuff underneath. I trimed back as much as I could and treated with a fungicide and, later, malthaion. No joy. 75% of the bark is gone. No hope? I'd like to replan a new lime in the same place. What precautions should I take? Thank you. Unfortunately for your sake it sounds like some sort of canker. Here is a link with some more detail: http://ag.arizona.edu/pubs/garden/mg...rnamental.html |
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