Medium mulberry with dead limbs, carpenter beetles in holes, bark loss on one side leaving smooth cracked surface.
Borer damage. Spray trunk with Merit (imidacloprid) to kill borers under bark. Borers attack stressed trees—fertilize with 10-10-10 (1 lb/inch trunk diameter) to improve vigor.
Fruitless Mulberry Leaf Spot: Fall Cleanup Beats Late Spraying
Male Mulberry Vertical Cracks: Prune Deadwood, Time Cuts to Sap Slowdown
Weeping Mulberry Leaf Spots and Yellowing: Likely Minor, Check Roots
Fruitless Mulberry Stops Growing: Watering Too Light, Tree May Be Dying
Weeping Mulberry Decline: Scale and Webworms
Fruitless Mulberry Limb Failure: Internal Decay and Hazard Assessment
Saving a Borer-Infested Mulberry: Systemic and Trunk Spray Options
Fruitless Mulberry One-Sided Decline: Chemical Injury Suspected
Fruitless Mulberry Decline: Internal Decay After Pruning
Black Blotches on Mulberry Trunk: Likely Lichens, Not Disease
Mulberry Partial Leaf Out: Fungus Check and Atomic Grow Catch-Up
Fruitless Mulberry Leaf Curl: Check for Aphids First
Mulberry Sap Leak and Leaf Curl: Borer Damage
New Weeping Mulberry Rapid Decline: Watering Method Correction
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