Pines produce resin (sap) continuously, but drought reduces resin flow, weakening defense against bark beetles. Once beetles infest a stressed tree, recovery is unlikely. There's no fixed timeline for resin recovery—it depends on rainfall, tree vigor, and species.
Contact a certified arborist for site-specific assessment and treatment options.
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