Hello, plant friends. I have a Japanese Camellia tree planted in my yard (east) and it is looking rough. Does anyone recognize what might be happening here? My guess is mold-Dr Planta says that, too. I’ve been treating with neem oil for several weeks now. I can see no evidence of pests. Thanks in advance! P.S. None of the spots you see nor the whitish marks on the tips will rub off. It’s not powdery.
Probably mold
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One thing I have found very helpful is to call a tree arborist and just pay the money to have them come out and diagnose your tree. Secondly, there is a section in this app that attempts to auto diagnose. I have found this to be helpful as well.
2 Likes Yes, I’ve used the auto diagnostic tool but i find it to be too generalized for my needs. Calling in an arborist is a great idea. Thank you!
1 LikeIt's in need of a nice prune might freshen it up
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