25-year-old white lilac hedge (6×30 ft) developing white mildew. Owner asks about wood ash treatment.
Cosmetic, rarely threatens health. Favored by high humidity and dense growth.
Sulfur/copper products often organic-approved. Apply 7-10 days until new growth clean. Wood ash not recommended—alkalinity may worsen conditions.
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