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The fir tree (Abies) is a member of the Pinaceae family, which includes about 48-56 species of coniferous tree plants, mainly found in mountainous areas of temperate climates. They are massive trees, can reach heights of up to 80 m, with trunk diameters between 0.5 and 4 m at maturity. Species of the genus Abies differ from the other genera of the Pinaceae family by the appearance of the acicular leaves, which are less pointed and are arranged on the branch in the same plane.Â
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‹4 Wish green leavesMonstera, leaf yellowingHello! I bought 3 weeks ago a monstera thai constellation. From a lady, not from any specialized shop. When I picked it up, I noticed that one of the leaves was yellowing around the edge. I carefully trimmed that portion,... moreRead
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‹3 Wish green leavesFir tree, planted at a very large size, started to turn yellowHello! I planted in my yard in November 2023 a fir tree with a root ball covered with biodegradable netting about 3m high. I followed the steps regarding the depth and size of the hole, allowed the hole to ventilate,... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹3 Wish green leavesFir tree, the tips of the branches turn yellow and fall offHello! The tips of the fir branches are turning yellow and the leaves are falling off! For about 1 year! We live in a humid area! What treatment could I apply to the fir tree?ReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves
‹3 Wish green leavesFir tree, planted in autumn, has a few dry needlesHello, I open this discussion probably more out of concern. I recently removed a completely dried out fir that was about 15 years old. In November we planted 2 trees in the nursery with large root bales. I find it... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves3 Wish green leavesSilver fir tree that does not growHello. I bought a silver fir tree 3 years ago. After a year I moved it to the garden. I mixed the soil only with fine sand. It hasn't dried out but it doesn't grow at all and it's very... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another 5 answersGreen leaves
‹3 Wish green leavesSilver fir, dry needlesThe needles dry out from the trunk, as you can see in the pictures. No intervention has been carried out in any way (digging, cutting or anything else). No changes have been made to the area either. The watering was... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves
‹1 Wish green leavesSilver fir, it is drying and the needles are purpleHello everyone, I have the problem that can be seen in the uploaded pictures: the needles of the tree are purple, some of them are dry, and in some parts the branches are dry and break easily. The tree was... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesTinder fungus, mushroom on the stump of a fir treeWhat kind of fungus is it? It was growing on a fir tree stump!ReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves 0 Wish green leavesFir treeThe fir tree (Abies) is a member of the Pinaceae family, which includes about 48-56 species of coniferous tree plants, mainly found in mountainous areas of temperate climates. They are massive trees, can reach heights of up to 80 m,... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesFir treeThe fir tree (Abies) is a member of the Pinaceae family, which includes about 48-56 species of coniferous tree plants, mainly found in mountainous areas of temperate climates. They are massive trees, can reach heights of up to 80 m,... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesFir treeThe fir tree (Abies) is a member of the Pinaceae family, which includes about 48-56 species of coniferous tree plants, mainly found in mountainous areas of temperate climates. They are massive trees, can reach heights of up to 80 m,... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves
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