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Plum Tree Sap Flow and Dieback: Signs of Borers

Sap-Dripping Dead Branches on Plum? It's Borers

Random branch death with sap flow indicates wood-boring insects. Probe sap holes with a stiff wire to kill larvae. Boost tree health with organic biostimulants (e.g., Atomic Grow) to deter future attacks.

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