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Guava problem

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Paul starts with ...
Hi
I have a Hawaiian guava tree that has been excellent. It grows next to my peach tree that got brown rot this year. Some of the fruit on my grave looks like deflated brown balloons and never mature. Those who do looks like the pictures above. Does anyone know if this is brown rot or maybe mites?
Thank you.
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Samuel says...
I believe it's mites. Mites are known to cause the hardening and discolouration of fruit.
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Original Post was last edited: 24th June 2016 6:41pm
Paul says...
Thank you Samuel.
I think so too and will treat it as such.
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