Two 3-year-old red maples with limp leaves unresponsive to watering: no trunk wounds, but soft, dime-sized, scrapable spots on trunk = scale insects. Neighbor's maples unaffected.
Limp leaves from overwatering (root rot) or underwatering both respond to corrected irrigation. No response suggests vascular blockage from scale feeding.
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