AT A GLANCE
To save a magnolia, first check the bark for green. If this is the case, measures such as pruning, treating fungal infestation, optimizing the location or improving care can help the plant to recover.
Can the magnolia be saved?
In most cases you can magnolia save yet. There are only a few situations in which a rescue attempt usually fails:
- The magnolia has no healthy ones root more.
- The magnolia suffers from a severe fungus, which cannot be properly treated and also endangers other plants in the vicinity.
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The best way to check if your magnolia can be saved is to do the following test: Gently scrape the bark. If green appears, there is a good chance that the plant will survive.
How do I save my magnolia?
To save your magnolia, you should provide it with the best possible conditions for it to recover. Which Measures are recommended depends on the respective problem away.
- Root loss after transplant? magnolia something cut back.
- Light fungus, about mildew? Remove affected plant parts and treat the disease with suitable, environmentally friendly fungicides.
- unsuitable Location? Improve local conditions or transplant the magnolia thoughtfully.
- care error? Care optimize (ex. B. in the right time fertilize, water less/more etc.)
Tip
Important: only initiate the rescue of the magnolia after the cause has been clarified
If you want to save your magnolia, you should first know exactly what is wrong with it. There is no point in taking action haphazardly just to do something. In short: first find out why your magnolia is doing badly and then act accordingly.
