A maple oozing from trunk cracks (wetwood) AND dripping sticky mist on cars (aphid honeydew) has two problems. Wetwood foam comes from bark cracks; honeydew rains from canopy where aphids feed.
Attracted to both honeydew and wetwood sugars. Both will diminish when aphids are controlled and flux subsides.
Treat the soil for aphids; let the wetwood run its course.
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