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Ps need urgent suggestions for mango plant placed in soil

2 years ago

Plant1

Plant2

Plant3

Plant3 leaves having brown spots

i planted my 3 mango plants in soil

but late March freeze happened and temps went down to 36 one night,

then it rained for 2-3 weeks after,

but now 90-100 degree .

ps can you suggest how can i save my plant 1 and plant 2 and plant 3

I am in Dallas tx

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JoJo (Nevada 9A)
2 years ago
As you know, mangoes are tropical trees. Did you plant them in March? If so, it was too soon! Young trees are easily damaged by the cold (cold air and cold soil). I don't know if they can recover. You can wait and see, or start over. But they look pretty bad to me.

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