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16-06-2009, 04:33 PM
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Apple tree: white curling leaves
We have two varieties of inherited apple tree, varietal unknown. This
year on both a few of the upper leaves are curling up, with a white powdery substance on the leaf. This does not look like insects, but I have not taken a magnifying glass to them yet - to me it looks more like a fungus. Any ideas what I am up against and what I might spray them with? Larry |
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16-06-2009, 11:31 PM
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Apple tree: white curling leaves
lagagnon writes
We have two varieties of inherited apple tree, varietal unknown. This year on both a few of the upper leaves are curling up, with a white powdery substance on the leaf. This does not look like insects, but I have not taken a magnifying glass to them yet - to me it looks more like a fungus. Any ideas what I am up against and what I might spray them with? Mildew. If it's only a few leaves, I'd just remove the affected leaves. For prevention, make sure your trees are receiving adequate water. -- Kay |
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