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29-Aug-2007
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master learner
 
Join Date: Sep-2005
Location: vancouver wa.
Country: u.s.a.
Posts: 17
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Larch issues
Ive had J larches for 3 years , 2 years and 1 . Some seem to be losing there color and turning pale , and sick looking . I have a forest planting , some look ok others are turning . there are other trees apart from each other . The new growth looks weak and turning . I live in Vancouver Wa. . Im a daily inspector of all my trees and water as needed . what does larch disease look like . thanks in advance . Mark
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29-Aug-2007
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Duct Tape Ninja
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I don't know anything about Larch disease, but my first thought would be a Mg deficiency.
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30-Aug-2007
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bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman
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My first thought would be that autumn is upon us. Are you sure you have a problem? How long have they looked like this?
zube
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