Apple root rot: causes, signs and what to do
Apple root rot is caused by soil fungi that attack roots in wet, poorly drained soil. Trees show weak growth, yellow leaves and small fruit, then die...
Read moreMango flower and fruit drop: why it happens
Some fruit drop in mango is natural: a tree sets far more fruit than it can carry. Heavy drop follows stress, such as dry soil, hot winds, pests like...
Read moreMango alternate bearing: why trees fruit every other year
A mango tree that carries a heavy crop uses up its stored food and makes little new growth, so it flowers poorly the next year. Feeding after...
Read moreSugarcane poor germination and gaps
Poor sugarcane germination usually comes from old or damaged setts, soil that is too dry, too wet or too hard at planting, and sett rot. Tired soil...
Read moreWhy potatoes are small, or too few
The number of potato tubers is decided at tuber initiation, around six to eight weeks after planting; their size is decided during bulking. Stress at...
Read moreCitrus dieback: why branches dry from the tip
Citrus dieback, where branches dry from the tip back, has several causes: root rot from poor drainage, nutrient shortages such as zinc, pests and old...
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