Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Stengelbrand, a work in progress!, 0 by Clare_CA

Clare_CA wrote:
Hi Joan, my Pink Beauty wasn't affected, nor my Ecuador Pink, and those two are big trees in the ground. Just my large Charles Grimaldi got it which was in the ground. Thanks for the compliments:-) They are not hard to grow at all, but Ecuador Pink is the most cold-sensitive brug that I have, and it does have some branch dieback each winter.

You can "Watch" threads by clicking on "Watch Thread" at the top of each thread, and you can also do searches for key words by putting the words in the search box, and then you can either search all forums or just a certain forum. If you do a search for "Stanglebrand," you will find the threads that Kell has started on this issue, and then you can either "Watch" them, or you can bookmark them and go back to them when you need to. HTH

This picture below was taken when my PB tree branch got so heavy with blooms that it broke off! I've since pruned it way back, and it looks much more compact now.