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[quote author="Meatball" date=1227080331]Great backyard that BK has and what a beautiful avocado tree it is. I am a yard person too and that's why I recently bought this older house with bigger yard. And it comes with an avocado tree which I absolutely love. The previous owner planted it many years ago but now I can see there is serious problem with this tree. Almost all the leaves have burns at the very end of the leaf tips and the color is very yellowish, unlike the one BK has which is so green and vibrant. I don't know what the problem is but I just don't want to see it dies. Any green finger here can give me some advices? I was hoping to find some helps from the gardener but as I see this thread here I'll just throw out the question here. I really wish that my avocado tree can be as healthy as BK's and someday I can savor the nice avocado milkshakes with the fruits from my own tree.</blockquote>
We recently bought a foreclosure that came with a nice established avocado tree. The leaves were turning brown on the edges and falling off. I took a few leaves into Armstrong and their expert immediately said it needed water. He told me put the hose on very low and deep soak it for several hours and then to give it a good deep soak like that once per month. It totally perked up. I gave it some E.B. Stone citrus and avocado food too.
We recently bought a foreclosure that came with a nice established avocado tree. The leaves were turning brown on the edges and falling off. I took a few leaves into Armstrong and their expert immediately said it needed water. He told me put the hose on very low and deep soak it for several hours and then to give it a good deep soak like that once per month. It totally perked up. I gave it some E.B. Stone citrus and avocado food too.