Does anyone have any experience of using superthrive on an established
tree? I have a large Oak tree that has been lacking TLC for a number
of years... I am going to try and bring it back around.. I hear that
this stuff does work wonders.. My hope is that a combination of
verticle mulching, an application of Mycorrhizae using a Root feeder
and some mulch will help this tree come back to life..

Thank you for any help you can provide

(Shane Trahan) wrote:

Does anyone have any experience of using superthrive on an established
tree? I have a large Oak tree that has been lacking TLC for a number
of years... I am going to try and bring it back around.. I hear that
this stuff does work wonders.. My hope is that a combination of
verticle mulching, an application of Mycorrhizae using a Root feeder
and some mulch will help this tree come back to life..

I recommend that you limit yourself to applying occasional deep
soakings of the miraculous substance called dihydrogen monoxide.

Call a professional arborist and ask them what you should be
fdoing: a large oak is a substantial asset.

Tsu

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