Professional Tree Micro-Injections Programs
Maintain your tree’s health and protect it from internal diseases with micro-injections.
What’s Included In A Tree Micro-Injection Program?
Trees often have internal diseases that need to be treated through injections. There are many fungi and bacteria that will affect trees negatively and possibly kill trees. They can be treated through micro-injections which are highly recommended to save mature trees.
Micro-injection targets 100% of the problem internally through the vascular system of the tree. The capsules are self-contained so there is no risk of harm to humans, animals, or the environment.
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- Harmless to Humans, Animals or the Environment. No need to worry about harmful chemicals
- Targets 100% of the Problem to help prevent and treat harmful fungus and disease within your trees
- Alternative to Spraying reduces risk of missed trees
- Saves Mature Trees keep your beautiful trees lush and alive no matter the size.
This is best done after the trees have leafed out, but can be performed any time throughout the growing season. Don’t hesitate to call to set up an evaluation or inquire further about our tree care service in Colorado Springs.
What Is The Primary Reason For Tree Decline?
More often than not, improper planting and irrigation are the culprits to tree decline.
Improper planting issues include:
- Too High/ too deep
- Wire cages left on
- Burlap left on
- Inadequate soil prep around the root ball
- Trees planted too close togethe
Irrigation issues:
- Too much or too little water
- Off-target watering
- Change in watering amount based on tree maturity
How Do I Care For My Trees In The Winter?
Small or thin bark trees should be wrapped in the winter months (Thanksgiving to Easter). Water as needed, based upon weather conditions.
How Long Does The Tree Need To Be Treated With A Micro-Injection?
Recovery time is at least 2-3 years in ideal conditions (proper soil & irrigation). Disease/fungus typically occur internally in the spring but you may not notice external symptoms until summer.