I just stumbled across fire blight today, as I recently bought my first house. The old owner had cultivated a few pair trees, but got too sick to take care of them any longer. They need to be severely pruned as many branches are overweight and some look very sickly, but I am waiting until after the fruits are harvested to do any major pruning. To my surprise, i found out that the mysterious sickness I've been seeing all over some branches on the two pair trees is in fact, Fireblight! Looks like ive got some extra chores to get done this week...
Amazing video 👍 very informative video my friend I have a very young 🌱 pear 🍐 tree it is only 3 years old and I actually got a couple of very small pears from it last summer in was doing great 👍 and had several blossoms but now unfortunately it is not doing good at all I do believe it has fire blight 😞 I am so sad because it was doing so great last summer I don't know if I can save it or not because it is such a young tree and it looks like the fire blight has infected most of the tree 😞 I will try to cut out what I can using your method and see what happens again thanks for the video and happy gardening 🌱🍐
Despite the title, the actual identification tips start around 03:50. Very nice video! I just realized I have a treat afflicted with FireBlight; it looks just like that at 06:32.
I just stumbled across fire blight today, as I recently bought my first house. The old owner had cultivated a few pair trees, but got too sick to take care of them any longer. They need to be severely pruned as many branches are overweight and some look very sickly, but I am waiting until after the fruits are harvested to do any major pruning.
To my surprise, i found out that the mysterious sickness I've been seeing all over some branches on the two pair trees is in fact, Fireblight! Looks like ive got some extra chores to get done this week...
best fire blight video.
Very helpful. Thank you!
Great video, very helpful.
Amazing video 👍 very informative video my friend I have a very young 🌱 pear 🍐 tree it is only 3 years old and I actually got a couple of very small pears from it last summer in was doing great 👍 and had several blossoms but now unfortunately it is not doing good at all I do believe it has fire blight 😞 I am so sad because it was doing so great last summer I don't know if I can save it or not because it is such a young tree and it looks like the fire blight has infected most of the tree 😞 I will try to cut out what I can using your method and see what happens again thanks for the video and happy gardening 🌱🍐
Really clear and helpful. thank you
Despite the title, the actual identification tips start around 03:50. Very nice video! I just realized I have a treat afflicted with FireBlight; it looks just like that at 06:32.