Avocado disease? (forum)
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Anonymous starts with ...
I don't know if anyone can help. I planted this Hass avo last year. It has been going really well despite huge amounts of rain since planting in Oct. But now all that rain may be the cause. Brown patches on back of lower/older leaves, yellowing on the flipside of the leaf, a few small brown tips. Grey/black mottling on lower branches and middle section of trunk. Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks
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Time: 9th March 2011 5:20pm
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Wayne says...
Try spraying with copper oxichloride making sure you use a good wetting agent
Time: 9th March 2011 7:11pm
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Anonymous says...
Hi Wayne
So you think it's anthracnose?
Time: 9th March 2011 7:33pm
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Brendan says...
Hi anon,
I see you have a ring around your tree with mulch inside. That can help rot the trunk.
Check my Lamb Hass with ring, mulch is only outside :-)
(BTW, it needs more mulch, up to the top of ring.)
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Time: 10th March 2011 7:07am
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Julia Salazar says...
Could you received information about the disease. I have the same problem. If so please tell me.
Thank you
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Time: 20th August 2015 6:20am
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