Lars Grimm
Chumono
Hi All,
I was away on vacation for a week so had sprinklers going to keep my trees watered. With the extra water and humidity, I came back and some of the deadwood and bark on a couple trees (oak and grape) have what I assume is white shelf/bracket fungus growing. In some places it has that characteristic shelf appearance, but in others it is more sessile. Does anyone have any recommendations for how to best remove it? I have scraped it off in places I can easily access, but I want to avoid removing some old flaky bark if possible on others. My understanding is that what you actually see if the fruiting body and so the fungus itself is deeper in place.
Thanks,
Lars
I was away on vacation for a week so had sprinklers going to keep my trees watered. With the extra water and humidity, I came back and some of the deadwood and bark on a couple trees (oak and grape) have what I assume is white shelf/bracket fungus growing. In some places it has that characteristic shelf appearance, but in others it is more sessile. Does anyone have any recommendations for how to best remove it? I have scraped it off in places I can easily access, but I want to avoid removing some old flaky bark if possible on others. My understanding is that what you actually see if the fruiting body and so the fungus itself is deeper in place.
Thanks,
Lars