Lilac tree shows grey-white circular growths on trunk. Owner asks what fertilizer to use. Expert requests clear photos for accurate identification before recommending treatment.
Submit focused, well-lit photos of the growths. Review images on computer before sending to ensure clarity. Fertilizer recommendation depends entirely on correct diagnosis—could be lichens (harmless), scale insects, or fungal issue.
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