Orange tree in Yuma, AZ watered daily for 15 days, then twice weekly for 40 minutes, with fertilizer spike. Black spots on leaves, some in leaf tissue.
Kathy says watering is excessive (recommends 3x/week for a month in FL, then weekly 3.5 inches). Fertilizer spikes are high in salt/chlorine; use slow-release. Likely fungal issue corrected by proper watering and fungicide or Atomic Grow. Keep ground bare under tree.
For Mediterranean and Phoenix palms in 115–120°F heat, consult local Extension. Kathy uses horse manure for citrus.
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