The ends of the new growth seemed to have died back...it's a very old inherited one and the roots would go deep so i would be surprised if it's on account of lack of water. It's in the greenhouse. Produced fruit last year fine.
Most likely to be Dieback, so cut it back into good wood. Without pics though it`s hard to be sure. ;D
Thanks. Will try and take some pics this weekend and post up. What causes Dieback?
Mine has done exactly the same thing. I can't believe it is too much heat or lack of water. It did the same thing last year too.
It's fungal... :-\
Quote from: saddad on May 15, 2011, 15:32:10
It's fungal... :-\
As in what fungus? Cause? Treatment? What am I / are we doing wrong?
have posted some pics in another thread on Edible Plants- would you mind looking at them and still seeing if you thik it's fungal? Thanks