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StrictlyPalms · 12th January 2008, 07:37 PM

I agree, serious problems there. But it almost looks like there's 2 leaves stuck together (insects maybe?) I know there are some types of insects that will stitch or stick leaves together to create a cocoon here in the states. I'm not familiar with European pests so I wouldn't hazard a guess.

I know most local governments will take samples and diagnose for you though. Soil, leaf, even water if you can find the local office. Here in Florida its usually free. I dealt with my leaf miner problem this way.

Good luck with getting that tree cured, there's nothing better than being able to go out in the morning and picking your own fruit for breakfast.

12th January 2008, 07:37 PM	#8 (permalink)
StrictlyPalms Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Orlando, Florida USA Posts: 137	Re: Problem With Orange Trees I agree, serious problems there. But it almost looks like there's 2 leaves stuck together (insects maybe?) I know there are some types of insects that will stitch or stick leaves together to create a cocoon here in the states. I'm not familiar with European pests so I wouldn't hazard a guess. I know most local governments will take samples and diagnose for you though. Soil, leaf, even water if you can find the local office. Here in Florida its usually free. I dealt with my leaf miner problem this way. Good luck with getting that tree cured, there's nothing better than being able to go out in the morning and picking your own fruit for breakfast. __________________ Strictly Palms, Inc. Orlando, Florida USA