Two 18–21 year old ficus trees outdoors on Texas Gulf Coast have new leaves folded, stuck together with brown spots. Owner plans to cut them off. Fungus or insects?
Recent heavy rain favors fungal diseases. Ficus is nearly indestructible but susceptible to leaf spots in prolonged wetness.
Ficus recovers fast. Address the fungus, and new growth will be clean. The trees' age and history show they're tough.
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