Dying or changing shoots can indicate a plant disease. To find out which disease you are dealing with, here is an overview of the four most common shoot diseases in the garden. These diseases mainly affect the shoots and often also the leaves of the plants. Read more about the symptoms and ways to combat these plant diseases here.
In our Fryd community you will find help in recognising your plant disease. Here you can learn from more experienced and helpful gardeners.
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If you didn't find a suitable disease here, you can Find More Possible Diseases in the Article on Leaf Diseases in Plants This is because shoot and leaf diseases often cannot be clearly separated, as both shoots and leaves are usually affected.
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What is fire blight and how do you recognize it?
Fire blight manifests itself as brown to black colored leaves, shoot tips and flower stems. The shoot tips die off and infected parts look burnt. Pome fruits such as apples and pears are usually affected.
What are the symptoms of Monilia tip drought?
The flowers turn brown and the tips of the shoots begin to wither and eventually dry out. Gum flow often occurs at the transition from healthy to diseased wood.
How do you recognize fruit tree canker?
The bark of the shoots shows small, sunken, pale brown spots. The infection spreads rapidly and larger infection sites and tumors develop.
What is boxwood shoot dieback?
This disease is characterized by black-brown longitudinal stripes on the shoots and orange to dark brown spots on the upper leaf surfaces. Later, the shoots die back and the leaves drop.