Dieback prevention

Dieback prevention in grafted trees focuses on stopping the decline of the grafted top portion. Poor grafting, pests, or stress usually cause the decline. Techniques like using disease-resistant rootstocks and proper grafting help maintain healthy growth. Regular monitoring and care, including pruning and pest control, are essential for long-term tree health. 

Dieback prevention in grafted trees is valuable for farmers, orchardists, and horticulturists who rely on grafted trees for production. Preventing dieback ensures stronger and healthier trees. It also reduces losses and produces good-quality crops, leading to higher yields and better profitability.