Is My Thuja Dying
If Your Thuja ‘Green Giant’ Is Growing Poorly, Turning to Reddish Brown Foliage, and Seems to Be Dying, It Could Be Root Rot Caused by Soggy or Saturated Soil...
If your Thuja ‘Green Giant’ is growing poorly, turning to reddish brown foliage, and seems to be dying, it could be root rot caused by soggy or saturated soil conditions. Let the soil line get a little dry between waterings. Water in the mornings so the soil has time to dry out during the day.
How long does it take for a Thuja Green Giant to become established?
Thuja Green Giant Growth Rate So just how fast will this tree grow? Three feet a year is normal in the early years. Up to five feet a year is possible, under ideal conditions. With growth rates like that, after a few short years you have 15 foot, 20 foot and soon 30 to 40 feet trees.
What kills Green Giant arborvitae?
Mature trees only need supplemental watering when you are experiencing very dry conditions. Watering can be cut back to twice a month during the winter. Both underwatering and overwatering can easily kill a Thuja ‘Green Giant’.
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