Gardening for Trees & Plants : About Plum Tree Fungus

Plum trees grow fungus because of moisture collected on the tree during humid months, which may make Japanese plums better ...

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🍃 Plum tree fungus occurs in areas with wet winters.

🍃 Excessive moisture in spring and fall causes plum trees to rot and develop fungus.

🍃 Brown spots and softening of leaves and branches are signs of plum tree fungus.

🍃 Controlling plum tree fungus involves using natural fungicides in the summer.

🍃 Thinning out and pruning plum trees helps improve air flow and reduces susceptibility to fungus.

🍃 Japanese native plums are more resistant to wet conditions compared to Italian plums.

🍃 Varieties of plums that are less susceptible to fungus should be selected.

🍃 Providing adequate sunlight and allowing the soil to dry between watering can prevent plum tree fungus.

🍃 Minimizing the use of chemicals is recommended in managing plum tree fungus.

Timestamped Summary

00:10 In areas with wet winters, plum trees can be prone to plum tree fungus, which can cause the trees to rot.

00:20 The fungus on plum trees is similar to the fungus that grows in showers.

00:29 Symptoms of plum tree fungus include browning leaves and branches with brown spots.

00:33 The only way to control plum tree fungus is to apply a fungicide in the summer.

00:44 Natural fungicides are better than synthetic chemicals.

00:55 Thinning out the tree and pruning it every year can also help prevent plum tree fungus.

01:09 Prune plum trees by cutting them down 1/3 and removing wild branches from the middle.

01:19 Good airflow in the tree is important to prevent fungus, so avoid having dense branches.

01:34 Japanese native plum varieties do well in wet areas and are more resistant to fungus.

01:54 Ensure plum trees receive full sun and dry out between watering.

02:07 Using fungicide in the summer can be a solution if the problem persists, but it's better to avoid chemicals if possible.

02:21 Selecting varieties of plums that are less susceptible to fungus is the best long-term solution.

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Q&A

What causes plum tree fungus?

Plum tree fungus is caused by excessive moisture in the spring and fall, leading to rot and the growth of fungus on the leaves and branches.

How can I control plum tree fungus?

The best way to control plum tree fungus is to apply a natural fungicide in the middle of the summer. Additionally, thinning out the tree and pruning it after fruiting can help improve air flow and reduce susceptibility to the fungus.

What types of fungicides can be used?

There are different types of fungicides available, but natural ones are recommended over synthetic chemicals. These natural fungicides usually come in powder form and help to dry out the fungus.

Which plum tree varieties are more resistant to fungus?

Japanese native plum varieties tend to be more resistant to wet conditions and fungus compared to Italian plum varieties. If you live in a wet area, consider selecting plum tree varieties that are known to handle moisture well.

Should I use chemicals to treat plum tree fungus?

It is generally better to avoid using synthetic chemicals to treat plum tree fungus. Instead, try implementing cultural practices such as proper pruning and selecting resistant varieties. If the problem persists, a small amount of fungicide applied in the summer may be necessary.