Dan R Porter
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Ok this is a transplanted pin-oak showing symptoms of chlorosis, shocking I know. But What Fertilizer can fix this? or can it? What is it? Area : East central Missouri.
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elmnut
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It looks like phomopsis gall, common on hickory. Not positive though.
Ekka
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Cut them galls off, they suck.
The very leaf tips are dying back a bit and yellow.
The remainder of the leaf is a little spotty for yellow.
Looks like either an over fert job and burning perhaps, over watered, and perhaps a nutrient deficiency.
You said these were transplanted, do you know much of the history, like were they plonked in with a handfull of fert etc?
I know this is contraversial but here's a link to a site I googled showing many examples of the same thing.
http://www.marijuana-seeds.net/Thanks-ThankYou.htm
I'm telling ya, you get a lot of good info from these guys coz they have a lot to lose!
The very leaf tips are dying back a bit and yellow.
The remainder of the leaf is a little spotty for yellow.
Looks like either an over fert job and burning perhaps, over watered, and perhaps a nutrient deficiency.
You said these were transplanted, do you know much of the history, like were they plonked in with a handfull of fert etc?
I know this is contraversial but here's a link to a site I googled showing many examples of the same thing.
http://www.marijuana-seeds.net/Thanks-ThankYou.htm
I'm telling ya, you get a lot of good info from these guys coz they have a lot to lose!
