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General Forestry => Forestry and Logging => Topic started by: bannerd on June 07, 2021, 07:21:13 AM
So we replanted trees about five years ago (Red Pine, Scotch Pine, White Pine). Mostly long needle confers as they're not suppose to be affected by the rust fungus. I was walking the land and notice that 30% of the trees were infected with that fungus and the trees immune system was working over time.
Most of these trees are about 5-8 inches across at the trunk. Did we plant them too close to each other? Trees are about 6-10ft from each other and a little farther towards the wetlands (10-12ft).
We started to thin what would could as the fungus doesn't like the sun from what I hear, open to suggestions.