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viriatus starts with ... Just a query about my Mulberry Trees which i had purchased about 5-6 mths ago. My trees were looking fine at one stage then alittle over a month ago, i started noticing that the leaves were turning from a dark lush green to a light lime colour and that the leaves also started turning yellow with browning along the edges. Initially i assumed it was due to the onset of Autumn, but i noticed that my brothers trees, which he had purchased at the same time were still a lush dark green. I have been watering once a week for about 25 mins with my garden hose at medium flow. Now im not sure if it is a problem of too much watering or not enough as i have read on some sites the problems that can be caused by overwatering. The soil type in my area is clayish. Look forward to your response. Much appreciated John M.
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viriatus says... Thanks Guys, Yes i think you're both right (Jantina & Jimmy), I think i have overdone the watering, as i noticed a few days ago that the soil is still very moist under the surface and it has been nearly a week when i watered them and there has been no rain. So i guess i shouldnt water the trees till next Spring!! Regards John | About the Author viriatus keilor Melbourne 23rd April 2009 11:03am #UserID: 1857 Posts: 4 View All viriatus's Edible Fruit Trees |
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