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Tue, Jun 24, 14 at 18:56
| Most of the other leaves are spotted without the edge issue. Thanks again. This is an additional pic from the previous post. |
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| I think it's Cedar Apple Rust, very common apple disease. Some varieties are more susceptible than others. There is spray for it. I use myclobutanil, the brand I use called Immunox. (Not Immunox Plus). Here's some info. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cedar Apple Rust (CAR)
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- Posted by WrittenOnWater N. VA 7a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 25, 14 at 14:32
| I agree - that looks like the CAR on my tree. Even when spraying with Immunox every 2 weeks, my leaves are always at least spotted like that, but without the spray, the apples would all be deformed too. |
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| This does look like Cedar Apple Rust. The first picture, in the other post, didn't. You might have two different issues. I've got a tree that gets Cedar Apple Rust, and then several that get leaves that look like the picture in your first post. |
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| Spraying for CAR now won't work. It has to be done in the early spring, around bloom time. |
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| Thanks for the responses everyone. The original post looked different as haldog mentioned so I just pulled those leaves off. Should I just hope for the best and treat when dormant and early spring next year? |
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