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Ah ha! Counterintuitive on not watering but the scarring part makes sense. Will keep my eye out for other trees to try it on, would love a little Joshua tree fo
by uxamanda 3y ago
Ah ha! Counterintuitive on not watering but the scarring part makes sense. Will keep my eye out for other trees to try it on, would love a little Joshua tree forest. Thanks for the advice.
- pvaldes 3y agoIn any case look for puncture signs in the part of the roots exposed to the air and lower trunk. This could signal the presence of Scyphophorus yucca, that looks like this guy: http://bugguide.net/images/cache/YRI/QCR/YRIQCR7Q9R90OQ40JQM0OQP0Z0P0R00QS060DQ80K020DQYKTR0QDR60S040VRLQURRQ3RP0L090S0U000P0R0W0H0W0.jpg http://bugguide.net/images/cache/YRI/QCR/YRIQCR7Q9R90OQ40JQM... The larvae of this weevil can make burrows in the Joshua Tree and eventually kill your tree.