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Chanticleer Pear with Pale, Sparse Foliage: Soil and Root Check

Why Is My Chanticleer Pear Pale and Stunted?

Pale green leaves indicate nutrient deficiency or root stress. In clay soil, overwatering causes root suffocation. Get a soil test (extension or nursery). Apply balanced tree fertilizer. Water deeply but infrequently.

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