
Bracket fungi on tree trunks. Internet says cut and burn. Any spray to kill fungi?
Brackets are fruiting bodies of internal decay fungi. They feed on dead heartwood only—cannot invade living tissue. They indicate internal hollowing, not active killing.
Fungicides don't reach internal decay. Cutting brackets off doesn't stop the fungus.
10% N, 10% P, 10% K by weight. Available at nurseries/garden centers. 13-13-13 works at ¾ rate.
Tree can live decades with decay. Focus on vitality and safety.
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