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72pjburke@gmail.com starts with ... Gday Everyone. I live in North Queensland and am having an issue with my mango trees. The new growth on some of the shoots are coming out dark, dry and shrivelled. I have sprayed them with pest off for the bugs but I think I need some other treatment advice for a fungus or something along those lines. Ive had the oldest and biggest tree just under 12 months. I look forward to some sound advice. Cheers Paul    | About the Author 72pjburke@gmail.com BOHLE PLAINS,4817,QLD 1st February 2022 8:07pm #UserID: 29211 Posts: 2 View All 72pjburke@gmail.com's Edible Fruit Trees |
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72pjburke@gmail.com says... Thanks for your reply. I thought with the age of the tree (approx 12 - 18 months old) this season it wouldn’t flower at this stage of the season. With that said my thought process was if I cut the branches off with the black crumbly bits on them, the tree would still be in its growing phase and would restore its self. I finally found the courage to trim the yucky bits of and the tree, at this stage is doing well. Thanks again Paul | About the Author 72pjburke@gmail.com BOHLE PLAINS,4817,QLD 1st March 2022 12:30pm #UserID: 29211 Posts: 2 View All 72pjburke@gmail.com's Edible Fruit Trees |