Brown Mango flowers (forum)
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Paul Ridding starts with ...
We recently moved into a new property that has a 10-15 year old Mango tree. I have noticed that the flowers have been coming out lately but quickly turning brown and dying. Is this powdery mildew or something worse? The new growth also turns black and leaves have brown spots. If this is powdery mildew, can it be treated with the Lime Sulphur I recently got from greenharvest? Below are some phots.
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Time: 19th September 2007 12:36pm
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Paul Ridding says...
Actually, maybe it is anthracnose. Is it too late to treat?
Thanks, Paul.
Time: 20th September 2007 11:02am
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Paul Ridding says...
OK, found the following info regarding treating Anthracose organically: -
"Good canopy management and tree nutritional/soil management. Close monitoring. Sprays
if required copper hydroxide (Kocide
Time: 20th September 2007 3:34pm
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