7-year-old Japanese pistachio in Albuquerque has had Verticillium wilt two years running—yellow, curling, dropping leaves in June–July. Spring growth good.
No cure for vascular wilt. Potassium deficiency worsens it; try 0-0-60 at 1 lb around drip line.
Consider resistant species for replacement.
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