@XanHart @annamousse

He said may be scab, hard to tell.
OK to leave on.

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@realDDGlover @XanHart @annamousse Agreed. Looks like scab. Not pretty and may inhibit size a bit, but not a deal breaker. We've a pear tree that gets it because our fish pond is directly below so we can't spray. We just peal them, cut out and worms and make perserves or fruit leather. Tastes just as good. However, thinning the apples by 25%-50% will help with size.

@NihilVidere @realDDGlover @annamousse

This is the first year I’ve set fruit, so is there a good guide for fruiting?

I’m hosing everything down with diatomaceous earth after a rain.

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@XanHart Not going to pretend to be an expert, but the scab on the pears is caused by a fungus we were told. Looked it up and it appears the same for apples: thespruce.com/apple-scab-disea. Appears a fungal spray is the only real cure.

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