Sue has two 50-year-old sycamores. One is healthy; the other stunted with curly/dead branches. Trimming revealed a large brown spot in a major branch cut surface. The tree trimmer suspected insects but wasn't certain.
Steve identified borers as the likely culprit—these insects bore through stems and branches, sucking vitality from the tree.
Atomic Grow is presented as an organic solution that both treats the infestation and improves overall tree health, potentially enabling the tree to resist future borer attacks.
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