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Treatment of stone trees, diseases of fruit trees and gardening work in the orchard: in this video I show what to do when a stone tree starts to dry out, has glue on the branches, holes in the leaves, dry branches and wounds on the wood. If you have an apricot, peach, plum, nectarine or other stone fruit tree with such symptoms, do not just look at the leaves, because the problem may be in the branches, under the bark, where simple spraying is no longer enough. In this fruit growing and gardening tutorial, we talk about leaf shriveling in stone trees, gummosis, glue on the bark, dry branches, bark cancer in fruit trees, possible wood infections, rescue pruning and treatment after pruning. Problems such as leaf blistering can also occur in peach and nectarine, and in apricot and plum, leaf shriveling, wounds on the wood and glue leakage are common. Video Chapters: 00:00 Sick Fruit Tree: Can It Be Saved? 00:18 Holes in Tree Leaves: Leaf Slitting or Leaf Blistering? 00:52 Peach leaf blistering: how to recognize it 01:15 Glue on branches and gummosis: signs of bark cancer 02:10 Pruning a sick tree: down to healthy wood 02:50 How to cut dry branches and the inside of the crown of fruit trees 03:30 Diseased wood in fruit trees: what it looks like in section 05:12 Bark cancer in trees: what you see under the bark 07:00 Treatment after pruning fruit trees: disinfection with a copper product 07:50 Fruit tree fruit mastic: when and how to apply 08:39 Restoring the crown of a sick tree - from healthy young shoots 09:05 What to do with sick tree branches after pruning 09:15 Conclusions: do not cut the tree before checking the wood In the video I show how to check a fruit tree sick, how do I choose the dry branches that need to be removed, how do I look for healthy wood, which young shoots do I keep for crown restoration, and how do I protect large wounds with copper product and fruit mastic. If you have stone trees in your orchard — apricot, peach, plum, nectarine, or cherry — with holes in the leaves, glue on the branches, dry branches, or wounds that will not close, carefully inspect the wood before treating. In fruit trees, sometimes the disease is not only on the leaves, but in the branches and under the bark. This video is useful for everyone who is looking for information about fruit tree treatment, stone tree diseases, gummosis, leaf sifting, glue on branches, dry branches, rescue pruning, and proper orchard work. If you have faced drying out of trees this year, leave me a comment and tell me which variety was most affected. Don't forget to subscribe for more practical tips from the orchard! #gardening #orchard #fruitfruit #fruittreatment #pomegranate #fruitboil #fruitpicking #leafsweeping #pomegranateglue #branches #fruittrimming #fruitgrowing #countrylifefantasy