Why is it important to properly treat wounds in fruit trees? Damage to bark and wood can occur for a variety of reasons such as pruning, mechanical damage, insect attack or disease. If the wound is not treated, it can lead to infection and death of the tree.
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1. How to properly clean a wound: Before treating a wound, it must be thoroughly cleaned. Use a soft brush to remove any dirt, old bark, and other residue left on the damaged area.
2. How to use anti-rot agents: Anti-rot agents can help prevent infection of the wound and help it heal faster. Apply the product to the wound with a brush or sprayer.
3. How to cover the wound: If the wound is large or located on a tree trunk, then it can be covered with special tape or airtight material to prevent moisture from entering and infection. Remember to check the wound periodically and remove the tape when the wound begins to heal.
4. Additional measures: In addition to the above measures, it is recommended to provide the tree with proper care, such as watering, fertilizing and protection from insects and diseases. This will help the tree stay healthy and reduce the chance of re-injury and infection.
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