That is my first put up, so I apologize if what I am asking has been lined advert nauseum.
My father has 8-10 mango timber and 3-4 longan timber in his yard.
Sadly, his well being has declined and he is now not in a position to take care of them, so I am seeing if I might help.
His timber range from 2 meters tall to 8-10 meters tall.
They’re 20-40 years previous.
They haven’t been pruned for airflow.
Some have branches down at floor stage.
None have ever been handled with any pesticide or fungicide earlier than.
They’ve been fertilized.
In a single or two earlier years a number of the mangoes produced numerous fruit.
The longans have by no means produced important fruit.
Neither has produced any fruit in the previous couple of years.
The questions I wish to ask are:
1. If his mango timber have been diseased for some years (4 years plus), can they be rescued?
2. If that’s the case, will they stand up to radical pruning, since each department on the timber appears to be affected?
3. Any assist figuring out the illnesses or issues based mostly on the pictures and outline beneath:
Fruit seems, however then the tip of every department turns black, and the fruit shrivel and die.
Many leaves look unhealthy or diseased
Trunk and branches of timber look lined in moss, mould, or fungus
4. Can longans catch illnesses from mangoes? They appear to exhibit comparable signs.
Fruit seem, then the fruit and department ideas shrivel up, dry, and die.
5. Can the longans survive radical pruning as effectively?
6. I’ve learn that copper and different fungicides may assist after pruning affected branches.
Some other recommendation is appreciated.
THANK YOU prematurely for any assist.
