Located in east Texas, we have received a lot of rain since January (over 40”). I am suspecting that the roots have stayed saturated for far too long. Possibly I’m wrong. Can anything be done to save this tree?
by Future_Grapefruit607
Located in east Texas, we have received a lot of rain since January (over 40”). I am suspecting that the roots have stayed saturated for far too long. Possibly I’m wrong. Can anything be done to save this tree?
by Future_Grapefruit607
3 Comments
I’d say chance of being saved is about 50/50
I don’t think so, I think the right leader is in decline and will be gone in the next year or two.. then the left lead will be out of balance and with no mitigation fail within 5-8 years
You might give it a chance by removing the right side. Might be a better chance if you leave some green on the right, maybe first couple uninfected Ys