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Use this page when a plumeria stem has a localized sunken area, crack, wound, sap weeping, discoloration, or slow branch decline. A canker is usually more localized and slower than wet stem rot, but it can become serious if it deepens or girdles the stem. Stem Canker Article Path Use this group in order when […]
Treat stem canker based on whether the lesion is dry and stable or active and spreading. A stable scar may only need protection and monitoring, while an expanding, soft, wet, or girdling canker may require pruning or removal of affected tissue. Stem Canker Article Path Use this group in order when possible: identify the problem, […]
Prevent stem canker by preventing recurring wounds and keeping damaged areas clean and dry. Cankers often begin where the stem has been injured by pruning, sunburn, cold, stakes, ties, pests, or trapped moisture. Stem Canker Article Path Use this group in order when possible: identify the problem, treat only when needed, then prevent repeat outbreaks […]