Question
sticky drops on asian
A mature Asian plum tree in the backyard has recently developed sticky drippings all over the branches which have left sticky debris on nearly all the leaves. I'm told it's a fungus and if so it has infested nearly 3/4 of the tree.
Our next door neighbor has two similar trees and they have no issues. This tree is a stand alone next to no other trees.
What is this and what do we need to do to treat it?
Many thanks.
AnswerDianne
I am pretty sure this is Honey Due. It is a result of an insect or bacterial infection. This is caused by the insects themselves. It may also be a defense mechanism initiated by the tree which tells me the tree has a relatively good immune system and is working properly.
You need to go to www.atomicgrow.net and order this product. It will de-tox your tree and enable it to repair itself systemically. Once this bacterial element is reduced you will see an explosion of new growth and your tree will show its energized new health with its new leaves.
Great Picture Dianne
Good Luck
James
