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Weeping Crape Myrtles

16 years ago

When ever the tempuratures get 80 degrees plus here in SoCal my crape myrtles rain little droplets of moisture.

In the right light you can see them. I have only seen this when the temperatures are hot. I can't figure out what the advantage is to the plant when moisture lose would seem detrimental to it. Any thoughts?

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pineresin
16 years ago
80Â°C will kill almost all plants very quickly. Only a few thermophilic bacteria found in hot springs can tolerate such high temperatures.
goldenginkgo
16 years ago
This is not moisture! It is due to insects. Sometimes called Honeydew. Usually causes a sticky surface which attracts Sooty Mold. The temps referred to are in Fahrenheit degrees.
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