Going out at 4 a.m to treat someone's trees because they got a bacterial infection and they are bleeding.

We have have to apply a special antibacterial and a biofungicide and then bandage it with used bags to make sure it does not get washed away from the trunk. Also more trapped moisture means more fungus.
I am still partly sleepy. Life is not so bad. There are so many things to do though and I need some time for myself.

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SW-User

I had to do that recently. It seems to have stopped the bleeding.

Miram · 31-35, F

@SW-User I am pretty glad to hear that. It is common from autumn to late winter. Early treatment usually works. Sometimes just sealing off the wounds and keeping the plant dry will work

SW-User

@Miram 🤞 it works. Hate to lose a tree because of a fungus.