Grapefruit Tree branches dying.
myamberdog
9 years ago
I've noticed in the last year or so, branches on my Star Ruby Grapefruit tree dying. I've noticed some hard gummy-looking stuff (dried at this point), which I'll show in a couple pictures below this post, on some of the bark of the tree. Is this gummosis? And if it is, how do I treat it?
Thanks in advance for your help.
MDog
Oh...first here's the tree:
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