Black knot (Apiosporina morbosa) is a progressive fungal disease forming black, swollen galls on plum branches. Pruning out galls 6-8 inches below the swelling in winter is standard, but the disease often recurs.
Atomic Grow, applied as a foliar spray and soil drench, strengthens the tree's immune response and disrupts the fungal cycle. It is organic and safe for pollinators.
Consistent sanitation and organic support can manage this chronic disease.
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