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Arborvitae Single Tree Decline: Fungus, Nematodes, and Atomic Grow Micron Cleansing

Middle Tree Dying = Fungus Likely

One of five arborvitae with dead branches, inner needle drop, slow growth in SC sandy/clay soil = fungal infection (spores on needles) or nematodes (rare on arborvitae).

Atomic Grow: Micron-Level Cleanse

Washes bacteria/fungus off tree.
Raises brix for self-repair.
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