yazz100
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Hi, I have a 200 year old Pinocchio tree it’s in decline… We’ve been trimming off deadwood yearly. The arborist I was working with left the company and the person who took his place I don’t really trust very much… I feel he took over just to increase sales.
He’s suggesting to fertilize the tree now and I was wondering if that’s a good idea or not. I do want to interject. I did tell him during the summer I had gotten fertilizer from a company called tree help and it’s an oak tree fertilizer in three steps it was some kind of bio stimulant thing some kind of fertilizer that I had to put in plugs throughout the backyard and then something else that I had to do in two stages. Well, I know it took about 2.5-3 months to complete the process. I asked him if it should have fertilizer after doing that when the last step of the fertilizer was in August he said it doesn’t matter that I don’t understand… Any thoughts? I’m trying to save her. she’s spurt now a lot of new growth on the bottom, seems like she’s trying to live and I’m trying to help her. Any advice would be helpful.
He’s suggesting to fertilize the tree now and I was wondering if that’s a good idea or not. I do want to interject. I did tell him during the summer I had gotten fertilizer from a company called tree help and it’s an oak tree fertilizer in three steps it was some kind of bio stimulant thing some kind of fertilizer that I had to put in plugs throughout the backyard and then something else that I had to do in two stages. Well, I know it took about 2.5-3 months to complete the process. I asked him if it should have fertilizer after doing that when the last step of the fertilizer was in August he said it doesn’t matter that I don’t understand… Any thoughts? I’m trying to save her. she’s spurt now a lot of new growth on the bottom, seems like she’s trying to live and I’m trying to help her. Any advice would be helpful.
