Wisconsin, United States
My Tamarisk is dying (a small amount of green remains near the bottom of the main trunk). Can I use MirAcid or Miracle Gro on it?
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Tamarix
- 16 Jul, 2010
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Wow! It's hard to kill tamarisks. Usually only extreme drought, extreme over fertilization, or bad wind damage would have the symptoms you're describing, Guest. If it's in a container, drought would be my primary suspect. They can use water surprisingly quickly in a container, needing a good soaking up to twice a day. As Mad says, light feeding will help it to recover faster, once you fix the main problem.
16 Jul, 2010
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I wouldn't say so. They wouldn't bring it back to life, but maybe some blood,fish & bonemeal and a bit of mulch too may help, and a nice drink of water. I'd remove obviously dead parts and then give it time and hope for the best. Good luck.
16 Jul, 2010