Severe leaf cupping and death of 8-inch branches on a 15-year-old lilac, with no visible bugs, suggests a sap-feeding insect (aphid, psyllid) or physiological stress. The nursery couldn't identify it.
Atomic Grow cleanses leaves, raises brix (sugar) levels, and stimulates root and leaf growth. Higher brix sweetens the plant, deterring pests naturally. The author's nursery uses it with improved blooms and scent.
Fertilizer and water alone didn't work; Atomic Grow addresses the root cause.
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