Sugar Apple Help
11 years ago
Hi all. Looking to see if any green thumbs can give me advice on what is ailing my Sugar Apple tree. All the new growth is coming out withered and deformed. I have another SA tree right next to it that is not affected,
If anyone can give me some advice on what this is and how to treat it, I'll dance at your next wedding...
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