Larisa tries to figure it out and asks us: “Felt cherries are drying on my site. What could be the reason?"
This low cherry tree from the Plum genus is loved by many summer residents: it tolerates frost well, giving abundant and early harvest. The main thing is that after flowering, a fungus is not found on the cherry.
felt cherry
This Chinese "emigrant" crossed the Russian border at the end of the 19th century, having previously "captured" Europe and North America. First, felt cherry settled in the Far Eastern Territory, where even now its ungrafted seedlings can be found in abundance.
The plant came to the European territory of Russia thanks to Michurin, who created large-fruited variety "Ando".
Felt cherry is famous not only for its increased productivity and frost resistance, it also decorates the garden, especially during the flowering period. Spreading lush cherry crown will look good in hedges and green borders.
This tree prefers loose, well-drained soil. It should be planted in a sunny clearing: in the shade, the cherry withers. Since the felt cherry is not able to self-pollinate, it is necessary to plant several different varieties.
Optimal time for landing - early spring. If you do not have time, plant a bush in September.
By the way, my unusual name felt cherry received due to a barely noticeable whitish fluff on the branches, leaves and ripe cherries. Usually bushes do not grow more than 3 m, and the berries do not crumble, so harvesting is very easy.
Cherries are rich in organic acids, carbohydrates and vitamins: vitamin C, for example, is almost 2 times more than in the fruits of other cherry trees. And in terms of iron concentration, the felt cherry was ahead of the apple.
The main thing that gardeners regret is the short life span of this crop: about 10 years. True, it can be exactly doubled if you engage in anti-aging pruning.
Trouble after flowering
One can easily imagine the chagrin of a summer resident who, admiring the delicate cherry blossoms, suddenly notices that soon after that the flowers wither, darken and the branches begin to dry out.
This means that the felt cherry is affected by a fungal infection whose name is - moniliosis. If the fungus has spread throughout the plant, all of it flowering branches will look like they've been slightly scorched by fire. No wonder the second name of the disease is monilial burn.
From the winter cold, the fungus hides in diseased inflorescences, dry fruits and the branches themselves, “waking up” in the spring.
During flowering, spores spread very easily through the plant: moving from the pistil to the ovary, then to the shoot tissue, causing them to change color and die. Often even powerful main branches die under the pressure of the fungus.
In summer, the fungus spreads to the fruits, manifesting itself as gray rot: a small speck increases extremely quickly in volume, covering the entire berry, the flesh of which turns brown. After that, fungal spores begin to grow on the fruits, continuing their "dirty deed". Spores love spring and summer dampness - this is their ally.
It is not surprising that felt cherry, cultivated in regions with high humidity: on the Far East, in the north and west of the Chernozem region, in the Non-Chernozem region and in the southwest North Caucasus.
With total moniliosis, the harvest can not be expected. If the disease is started, allowing the fungus to destroy the tree from year to year, the felt cherry will dry out sooner or later.
We also invite you to find out the causes of peach curl by reading the relevant article on our website.
Help the tree
Coping with moniliosis is not easy, especially since this infection is not content with only cherries, but “storms” others fruit trees.
Two weeks after flowering, cut off all infected branches and burn them. Trim with a margin, grabbing a little healthy parts.
Fungicide treatment looks something like this:
- "Nitrafen"- before bud break and after leaf fall (200 g of product per 10 liters of water).
- Bordeaux liquid (1%)- after removal of diseased shoots.
- "Zircon"- when buds open, buds appear, before and after flowering, after fruiting.
- "Zircon" can be combined with "Epinom-extra"(spring).
- "Hom"- at the end of summer after cutting dried branches.
If your felt cherry is sick with moniliosis, treatment with copper-containing products must be repeated every year. Do not forget to also collect and burn infected fruits.
The spring garden, fragrant with sweet aroma and white-pink foam of cherry flowers, is a symbol of manor life.
Intoxicating and fragrant liqueur, sweet and sour jam - all this was prepared by zealous owners.
In the mythology of the Slavs there was even such a god of cherry trees - Kernis. Oddly enough, but the first species known since the time of Herodotus was sweet cherry.
It was cherries in the traditional view that came to Rome from Asia Minor about 100 years BC.
Since the 18th century, it is the cherry that has been identified with the national fruit tree of Russia.
Features of growing cherries in different climatic zones
Despite the fact that this fruit tree is unpretentious in different conditions, has the ability to quickly regenerate and is frost-resistant, however, it is also susceptible to various diseases and pests that cause cherry branches to dry out.
There are over 150 varieties of cherry trees. Such a varietal abundance allows you to choose exactly the variety that, according to its characteristics, best suits the climatic conditions of the region and, accordingly, the ripening time will be different. But it is worth knowing that in order for the harvest to be plentiful, you need to plant a couple of cherry trees, one of which will be a pollinator. The varieties “Baby”, “Lyubskaya”, “Nochka”, “Turgenevka” will perfectly cope with this role.
Why do cherries dry up?
There is no single answer to this question, because there can be many reasons. Sometimes drying begins from the moment of flowering, but most often painful signs are noticeable closer to the middle of summer, when the top of the tree or its individual branches shed their leaves and begin to dry out. As a rule, such a process is very rapid, which subsequently leads to the drying of the entire tree. Therefore, careful attention to the garden and timely prevention, and if necessary, treatment is the best way harvest and enjoy fragrant berries.
Blame dries up: we make a diagnosis
Unfortunately, cherries, like all stone fruit trees, have a whole range of different "ailments" that cause them to dry out. There are several types into which they can be divided:
- pests
- others.
- deep landing
- frequent watering
- adding a large amount organic fertilizer(manure or a dense layer of compost).
Saving a cherry seedling is impossible. Gotta stick to simple rules when planting cherry trees.
With such an unsuccessful landing, noticing the very first signs of warming, you immediately need to dig the beards along and thus water.
Getting rid of fungal diseases
The first signs of the disease become apparent when the cherry dries up after flowering.
Clasterosporiasis or spotting perforated is caused by a fungus that overwinters in damaged areas, including buds and shoots
Symptoms:
deciduous and flower buds fade and fall away
light brown spots on the leaves, followed by the formation of holes;
when the root is damaged, the leaf falls off, exposing the branches
spread over the entire crown of the tree
the fruits themselves expire with juice and lose their roundness (indented points)
the fruits stop developing and dry out at the site of damage by the fungus
Preventive measures:
regular cleaning of dry and broken branches
treatment of damaged areas with garden pitch
before bud break, treat the entire tree with a 1% solution blue vitriol(100 grams per 10 liters of water)
Treatment methods:
immediate pruning of the affected parts
copper chloride treatment
Spray with 3% Bordeaux liquid after the flowering process is completed and treat with a 1% solution before flowering
coccomycosis is a fungus that lives in fallen leaves and shoots, which actively spreads countless spores after flowering, and the cherry dries
Symptoms:
red dots on cherry leaves
the reverse side of the leaf is covered with a pinkish bloom
with the progression of the disease, they become yellow, and after brown
premature drying and falling leaves
deformation and termination of the ripening process of berries
Preventive measures:
regular cleaning and burning of fallen leaves
cutting dry and broken branches
timely cleaning of rotten berries
autumn and spring digging the soil around the tree
Treatment methods:
at the time of flowering, treatment with a solution of copper sulfate (350 grams per 10 liters of water)
1 month after flowering and after harvesting the berries, treat with Horus at the rate of 1 gram per 5 liters of water.
treat the root part of the soil with urea (40 grams per 1 liter of water)
Moniliosis, gray mold or moniliosis burn caused by a fungus that lives in fallen leaves and fruits and is most active at the time of cherry blossoms
Symptoms:
brown shoots and leaves
in the active phase of the disease, gray-green growths appear on the bark
gray "warts" on fruits
rotting berries
affected branches cause the complete death of the tree
Preventive measures:
cutting dry branches
burning fallen leaves
timely treatment of harmful bugs
active harvesting of rotten cherries throughout the fruiting period
when harvesting, removing damaged berries, do not touch healthy cherries and collect separately
Treatment methods:
- before the beginning of the flowering period, actively spray with fungicides
- the drug "Nitrafen"
— inkstone
- copper sulphate
- 1% solution of Bordeaux mixture
after flowering, spray with the fungicidal preparation "Ftalan"
cut of damaged branches with the capture of up to 10 cm of the part not affected by the fungus
Atraknose or bitter rot causes a fungus that becomes more active in wet, windy weather, causing cherries to dry out
Symptoms:
black rot on fruit
some of the affected fruits fall off or, in dry weather, the berries dry out and remain on the tree
leaves are first covered rusty spots, turn yellow and rapidly fall off
- picking damaged berries
autumn and spring whitewashing of trunks with lime milk (1 kg per 10 liters of water)
feeding with potassium sulfide (1 tbsp per 3 liters of water)
garden damage treatment
regular pruning of dead branches
Treatment methods:
treatment with Polyram (10 grams per 5 liters of water) three times: at the beginning and 2 times after flowering with a 15-day interval
copper sulfate is used in a proportion of 50 grams per 10 liters of water
destruction of leafworms and codling moths
spring processing 1% Bordeaux mixture
false tinder fungus- This is a fungal disease that provokes white rot of the inside of the tree.
Symptoms:
black veins in wood
fragility of branches even with slight gusts of wind
soft and light wood at the cut point
perennial flattened outgrowth
large bluish-yellow mushroom with small veins
located in the lower part of the tree in places of cracking
Preventive measures:
regular treatment with lime milk
spring organic fertilizer
lubrication of damaged areas with copper sulfate (3% solution) or garden pitch
Treatment methods:
cut mushrooms in July until the spores ripen
a tree that is too affected can no longer be saved, so it is necessary to uproot and be sure to burn it.
Pest control
During the entire period of fruiting, you have to constantly fight with various harmful bugs. Pest damage leads to the fact that cherry branches dry up, the berries become unsuitable for consumption, and the foliage is all eaten away and falls off, giving rise to a new disaster - fungal spores.
cherry shoot moth
Description:
in summer - a small butterfly of a light brown color lays eggs near the kidneys and in cracks in the bark
in spring - a light green caterpillar (size 0.5 cm), eating young foliage and flowers
leads to drying of young shoots
spring treatment with Iskra (1 tablet per 10 liters of water)
after flowering apply spraying "Kinmiks" (5 ml per bucket of water)
cherry aphid
Description:
lays eggs for the winter near the kidneys
larvae appear immediately when the first foliage blooms
eats juice from cherry leaves
leaves look rolled into a tube
fast drying
Prevention and destruction measures:
- similar drugs, as in the destruction of shoot moths
Slimy sawfly
Description:
black insect (5 mm) has wings with membranes and grows from pupae by July
dark slimy larvae that the female lays on reverse side sheet
the larvae devour the soft tissue of the leaves, leaving only a "skeleton" of veins
Prevention and destruction measures:
regular cultivation of the soil around the tree
the use of special preparations "Iskra" (type M and DE), "Kinmiks".
Other troubles
Gum disease or gummosis most often attacks the felt variety of cherries and its branches dry out. Most often the cause is excessive watering or active fertilization of the soil.
Symptoms:
streaks of resin (gum) of amber color on the trunk, branches, berries and places of damage to the bark of a cherry tree
stopping the growth and development of cherries, followed by its drying out
Preventive measures:
treatment of near-stem circles with organics, but moderate use of nitrogen fertilizers
whitewashing the trunk and skeletal branches with lime
timely pruning and processing with garden pitch
apply lime to acidic soil
Treatment methods:
cut off the damaged area
lubricate the cut
- garden pitch
- sorrel juice
- petralatum
- 1% copper sulphate
- cut branches that are too affected completely.
As with all living organisms, diseases of cherry trees are always easier to prevent by resorting to preventive methods than to treat. If you properly take care of the cherry, then every year for about 30 years it will delight with a plentiful harvest and the beauty of spring flowering.
The question of why the cherry dries after flowering does not have a definite answer. It is believed that violent flowering weakens the tree, reduces its resistance to ailments. On the other hand, it has been observed that abundant flowering one copy compared to the rest - a signal of illness, and a last effort to prolong life by creating many seeds. Often, improper agricultural practices are the root cause of the disease.
Prerequisites for the disease
Where cherry orchards are cultivated large areas Any infection spreads rapidly. Therefore, gardeners should be alerted by the spores of coccomycosis and moniliosis, which are favorable for reproduction, weather. Spring is cool and damp, which affects the duration of flowering. During the period of pouring berries, it is warm and rainy, again a favorable environment for mushrooms. Only prevention and ridding the garden of insects will save the tree from the introduction of mycelium.
Cherry dries, what to do? Any incomprehensible yellowing, drying out does not occur spontaneously, this is a sign of a disease, most likely a fungal one. An old neglected garden becomes a breeding ground for many diseases. Gradually, they spread by insects and wind to neighboring plantations.
If there are prerequisites, it is necessary to carry out more often preventive actions. But any processing should be stopped 20 days before harvesting the berries.
Disease prevention
Healthy cultivated plants can only be subject to agricultural technology. Timely processing of cherry trees and shrubs from pests and diseases will destroy the infection in the bud.
A well-nourished tree will be strong, with enough health reserves to bloom and produce berries without harming the crown. The resulting damage to the bark must be immediately examined, disinfected and repaired. It is easier to prevent an infection than to treat it with far from harmless methods. Why doesn't a neighbor's cherry dry after flowering?
The answers are simple:
- The tree is planted on a hill or slope, well ventilated.
- The seedling was purchased from a breeding station of a variety resistant to moniliosis.
- Trees are whitened annually, not only trunks, but skeletal branches. Each crack in the bark is disinfected and covered with garden pitch so that the spores have nowhere to settle.
- The leaves are gathering trunk circles well-groomed.
- The branches are thinned out according to the principle - the sparrow will fly by.
Despite the cramped suburban area, cherries must have sufficient nutritional area.
In order for the cherry to please with color and an abundance of healthy berries, the tree should be provided proper fit and timely watering. Cherry does not like waterlogging and deep planting, the roots can rot.
Spraying in certain deadlines carried out as a prophylaxis against fungal diseases that are introduced:
- in the open tubule of the flower;
- in a fresh wound on a broken branch;
- crack in the bark.
The disease has penetrated the flowers and twigs, which is why the cherry dries after flowering.
Spores, bacteria, insect pests develop according to the natural cycle. Therefore, it is impossible to treat plants with drugs, as it turns out, there is a schedule:
- immediately after the snow melts, treat tree trunks and trees with a 3% solution of Bordeaux mixture or Bordeaux mixture "Extra";
- spraying with a 1% solution of copper sulfate over a green cone;
- before flowering, cherries should be treated with Horus from moniliosis;
- during the growing season, do preventive treatments with Abiga-peak, Zato, Topsin, Horus.
Fungal diseases are introduced into the raw and cold period, with prolonged flowering. It is necessary to take preventive measures, guided by the weather, not missing the favorable time.
Signs of disease when the cherry dries after flowering
The storm of modern cherry orchards was the disease moniliosis, imported from America. It is a fungal disease on flowers in spring and on fruit before harvest. A sign of spring infection - cherry leaves dry after flowering, necrosis of twigs occurs. At this time, the mycelium quickly penetrates inside and infects the entire tree. You can determine moniliosis by finding a dark ring on the cut of the branch.
Only right decision will be the cutting of all branches 5-15 cm further than the place of visible drying and the burning of all plant residues. During the summer, the tree should be observed and dried branches should continue to be removed. Destroying the hearth next year preventive maintenance should be scheduled.
The fruits remaining on the branches in places of insect bites form gray spore-bearing pads. They are located randomly, and this is different from gray fruit rot. Mummified fruits, fallen leaves will become a source of infection for the next year. If the disease is advanced, gray growths will appear on the bark.
It is important that neighboring plantations also pay close attention to eradicating the infection. The disease itself will not go away, the tree will be completely destroyed. Systemic fungicides do not act on spores of the fungus Monilia cinerea.
Klyasterosporiosis or spotting is also the reason why cherry leaves dry. The disease manifests itself throughout the tree, including the roots. At the same time, the buds of flowers and leaves turn black, fall off, the leaves become like a sieve. The cherries remaining on the branches are mummified and become carriers of spores. The mushroom picker is destroyed by copper chloride and Bordeaux mixture.
Coccomycosis - the fungus actively multiplies after the flowering of the tree, which is why the cherry dries. Signs of infection are red dots on the leaves on top, pink spores can be found on the back side. The leaves turn yellow, fall off, the pouring of berries stops. If signs of coccomycosis are found with the harvest current year will have to say goodbye. A tree in bloom must be treated with a 3.5% solution of copper sulfate. If the harvest continues, after picking the berries, treatment with Horus should be carried out. Shed the soil with a solution of urea at the rate of 40 grams per 1 liter.
Only by carrying out a set of measures to preserve a healthy garden can losses from fungal diseases be reduced.
If you have noticed more than once that leaves or shoots of cherries dry after flowering, then you have come to the right place - in this article we tried to consider in detail the reasons for drying cherries and suggested recovery methods berry tree. We examined not only the main, often common causes of cherry drying, but also those that are less common, but also underlie this pathological phenomenon.
Cherry dries up after flowering - reasons
Drying of cherries after flowering can be seen both in young trees that have just begun to bloom, and in old people, for whom such a process is not new. The cherry blossom period falls on the second half of summer, which is worth considering. Firstly, during this period the weather is marked by high temperatures, the soil is constantly moistened so that the cherry does not suffer from a lack of moisture. Then the fungus appears! Fungus, as one of the main reasons that cherries dry out, appears in the form moniliosis.
Moniliosis is a disease caused by a fungal infection due to wet soil, due to heavy rains or excessive watering, as well as increased temperature and humidity. It is necessary to treat the disease immediately - when primary symptoms are detected, since the fungus spreads to other trees (other varieties).
Cherry first aid if it began to dry out after flowering
Immediately, what the gardener needs to do is to cut out all the damaged, dried shoots. They are cut off along with 5 cm of healthy bark, which can also be affected, but the disease has not yet manifested itself. The place of the cut is closed only with the preparation "Horus", which will allow it to be tightened faster without consequences.
After a two-week break, you need to process all the places of cuts with Skorin, otherwise the cherry will not recover.
Other causes of cherry drying after flowering
A healthy, it seemed, cherry tree dries up instantly, if its root neck is under-damp, you cannot save it. In return, you will have to uproot the cherry and plant a young seedling.
Reasons for warming up: plentiful watering, using fresh manure in a thick layer and generally mulching with organic matter. How to secure a cherry? You can water it in previously formed furrows along the periphery of the planting hole.
Try, if you can cure a young cherry, in the future to carry out prevention, warning that the cherry may begin to dry out after flowering.
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Why do cherries dry? How to prevent drying of cherries?
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It happens that cherries begin to dry for a different reason. For example, losing leaves. Early leaf fall is one of the signs of coccomycosis ( dangerous disease stone fruit crops).
The usual picture - in the second half of the summer, branches suddenly begin to fade and dry up near the cherry. You can literally lose the whole tree or part of the crown in a couple of days. The fungus, moniliosis, is to blame for such a rapid death of trees. It especially affects trees in years with mild winters and rainy summers.
Due to lack of moisture in the soil.
There can be many reasons for the drying of cherries, the most important of which are insufficient watering, over-watering and pests. Eliminate these problems and I think that you will be able to prevent further drying of the cherry.
Here everything is described in detail and clearly visible:
IngaMus
Secondly, moderate watering is needed in hot weather. (Usually we water every day).
The most difficult case is the sudden drying out of the whole tree at once. The reason for this phenomenon is the warming of the root neck. It is already impossible to save such trees, you can only prevent the appearance of this disease. Since the reason for the dampening is improper planting of the tree, illiterate cultivation or watering, you only need to adjust the watering, do not cover the trees with too thick a layer of manure and try not to dig the cuttings too deep when planting.
Ludwigo
A common picture for many gardeners, when in the second half of summer the branches of the cherry tree begin to dry out and in just two or three days the tree loses a third or even half of its crown. In most cases, the cause is moniliosis - a fungus.
Cherry was transplanted in the spring, it dried up and the leaves fell off.
This is a fungal disease that develops more strongly in rainy summers. Remove old, diseased branches and bushes. Dried fruits. (I read this back in the fall in a book.) Today, too, many people were amazed, and many of them. Summer is like that. In the spring, as soon as the snow melts, spray 2 cups of urea per bucket.
irishenka
A young tree can still be saved by cutting and burning shoots that are especially abundant in gum. And on the rest, declare a hunt for bark beetle by drawing a solution of Bi-58 into the syringe and injecting it into each hole. If you walk carefully along the branches, then it is quite possible to get rid of this pest, and the trees will quickly heal the wounds left by it.
Lorelei
Shedding foliage is only the first sign, shoots do not ripen, having lost foliage, and freeze out in winter.
Moniliosis is also found on other stone fruits, such as apricots and cherries. But there it begins with the drying of the tops and rarely ends with the death of the whole tree or the entire branch. On the cherry, everything happens much faster and more seriously.
Nikolai Sosiura
Sometimes the drying of cherries is associated with now very common diseases - monliosis and coccomycosis. These are fungal diseases that can lead to the complete death of stone plants, including cherries. Cherries annually fall ill with coccomycosis and monliosis. With moniliosis, cherry branches completely dry out, the branches seem to be scorched by fire. Therefore, there is a second name for this dangerous disease - monilial burn. Cherry fruits rot, shrivel and often remain hanging in this form until spring.
The first reason why cherries can dry out is the dryness of the soil due to dry, hot weather. In this case, the cherry needs to be watered daily.
And thirdly, there may simply not be enough fertilizer for the root system.
Cherry can dry for various reasons.
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WHY DRY CHERRY ❖
Moniliosis is a fungus that mainly affects trees in years with rainy summers and warm winter. The favorite trees of this fungus are stone fruits in the form of cherries, apricots and cherries, on the latter, moniliosis spreads the fastest. To save the trees, it is required to cut off all the affected branches 5-10 centimeters from the fungus on the healthy part, then spray the entire tree with Chorus, and after a week repeat the spraying, but with a different drug - Soon. Usually this treatment is enough to ensure that the tree does not die and yields in subsequent years.Is there a chance that she will come to life, and what needs to be done for this?
Little moisture (rain)
●Take care of your neck.
They save trees at the very beginning of leaf fall by treating plantings with Ridomil, Oxyhom, Ordan or other copper-containing preparations. Two or three sprays are enough to avoid many problems.
To save the tree, it is necessary to cut out all the affected shoots and branches as quickly as possible, capturing 5-10 cm of the healthy part. And the rest - spray Horus. After two weeks, you need to repeat the treatment with Skor. This should be enough so that you do not have to part with the tree.
Last year, a young cherry died from one of these diseases, which was grafted to see an already diseased cherry.
Measures to combat cherry diseases: in the summer, affected cherry leaves, its branches, and fruits are collected and burned. Before and after flowering, cherries are sprayed with chorus (3.5 g per 10 liters of water), and after picking berries, cherry bushes are treated with 1% Bordeaux liquid.
MONILIOSIS is a disease of cherries, it can manifest itself as a leaf burn or fruit rot. In this case, you need to burn the dried branches, spray the tree with Bordeaux liquid with 50-100 grams of soap per 10 liters of water.
My advice to you, take it, just transplant the cherry into another soil, and water it, fertilizers are always welcome.
This is not a favorable soil for tree growth.
It happens that cherries suddenly begin to fall abundantly in the middle of summer leaves. Early leaf fall is a sign of coccomycosis ( fungal disease). With this fungus, leaves and fruits are most often affected. First of all, small brown dots appear on the leaves, which grow into large spots, while the lower part of the leaves is covered with a white or pinkish bloom, the tree is rapidly losing foliage. The fruits of this disease are deformed, do not ripen. The causative agent of this fungus overwinters in fallen leaves. It is necessary to treat cherries only at the end of summer, after harvesting. First of all, it is required to collect all the fallen leaves around diseased trees and burn them, while spraying the soil with a solution of urea (400 grams of urea per 10 liters of water). In the spring, it is very important not to miss the "green cone" (bud break) and treat with 3% Bordeaux liquid, and immediately after flowering - 0.1% topsin-M solution or 1% Bordeaux liquid.
Did you transplant your cherry seedling last spring? When did the leaves dry up and fall off, in summer or autumn? Or have you transplanted a seedling now, this spring, and the leaves have fallen off? If you transplanted last year and the cherry dried up in the summer, and now it does not show signs of life (the buds do not swell), try cutting off a cherry branch lower, look at the cut. If the tissue is alive, then your task is to loosen the ground around the tree well and water it. Maybe he'll leave. And if the fabric is dry, dig up the seedling and inspect the roots. They will immediately tell you whether this seedling will live or not. If, nevertheless, the roots are alive, then I would suggest that you cut the roots a little before transplanting to open access to new living cells, and put the seedling itself for 4 hours in a bucket with a solution of camphor alcohol (15 drops of alcohol per 0.5 l . water).
Cherry - why do the fruits dry up during the ripening period, when they turn red?
Ludmila
Moreover, there is not only not enough moisture in the ground, but also in the air, the last two summers are very hot, so everything dries = (the air is completely "heavy"
Fox Mulder.
The worst case is when, for no apparent reason, the whole tree dries up at once. Usually the reason for this is the warming of the root neck. It is impossible to save such trees. We'll have to plant a replacement.
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●Control on bark beetle.
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●Early autumn.
How to revive a dried cherry seedling?
It's a pity to watch how plants die that have not yet had time to please with a big harvest.
Cherry dries
COCOMIOSIS is a disease of cherries and sweet cherries, spraying with Folpan helps.
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Perhaps the cherry does not have enough moisture, and because of this, the leaves dry. But if this is not the case, then the reason may be much more serious. Perhaps it is a disease. It is called monliosis or coccomycosis. With such a disease, the cherries completely dry out, the leaves first wither, then turn yellow and fall off completely. Therefore, at the first sign, it is necessary to cut the diseased branches to a healthy place and spray the tree with Bordeaux liquid.