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Sick Pistachio nut trees
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Posted by don3 NSW Aust (My Page) on Wed, Apr 7, 04 at 1:31
| Are there any special "tricks" to successfully growing Pistachio nut trees? About 12 months ago I planted both male and female varieties, carefully following the planting instructions on the plant labels. Unfortunately, while I did achieve some new leaf growth these have now turned very sick looking. They are very dry, curled up, pale/unhealthy looking and appear to have suffered burnt spots. I water deeply once per week and have fertilised (mildly) with complete garden fertiliser. Does anyone have any suggestions I can try before they "go to God"? |
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RE: Sick Pistachio nut trees
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| Remember they are deciduous. You haven't had a cold span have you? |
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