White film on branches with green mold underneath and leaf drop is powdery mildew complicated by nutritional imbalance. The mildew weakens the plant; underlying stress prevents natural resistance.
Fungicides kill mildew but don't fix the root cause: poor vigor. The tree remains susceptible to re-infection.
Applied as foliar spray or soil drench, Atomic Grow:
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