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23-Jun-2003
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Jun-2003
Location: San Jose, CA
Country: US
Posts: 1
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Coastal Oak Transplants
I have collected several Coastal Oaks and find that they are developing brown spots on the leafs. I checked the ones in the wild and find that they too develop brown spots on the leaf. Is this too much, or too little water? San Jose, CA
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23-Jun-2003
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Old Mister Crow
 
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Hi cjones,
When I lived in Palo Alto, I used to grow coastal live oaks. They had this problem as well, but it never seemed to affect the health of the tree. Best regards, Carl
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23-Jun-2003
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cjones, Id be real surprized if your brown spots have anything to do with your watering. I remember the same thing on leaves on Coastal Live Oaks in your area when I lived near it. I don't know whether it was some sort of gall insect or fungus but I remember it occurring on otherwise perfectly healthy trees. If it were me, I'd ignore it. My guess is that in 2 or 3 years, you won't think twice about it.
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