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My sick Hornbeam.

Catweazle

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I posted about this a while ago and got various suggestions, some people thought from my description that it was bat guano. I've got some pictures now, it looks like what the Yanks call Slime Flux, not sure what that is in English.

 

Any advice on how to deal with it would be much appreciated, it seems to seep from cracks in the trunk.

 

The old Hornbeam that was next to it cracked down the middle and had to be felled last year, I'm hoping this isn't infectious as I've got some lovely, very old Hornbeam pollards along the boundary.

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