Texas fig tree with recurring heavy, dense fungus on trunk, soft wood underneath — Atomic Grow (AG) biostimulant for fungal suppression and nematode management.
AG isn't a fungicide — it's a plant health optimizer. Healthy figs resist both trunk fungi and root nematodes naturally.
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