My Queensland Bottle Tree Has A Jelly-like Secretion At The Base Of A Branch. What It It?

Noticed it after heavy rain.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 10/14/2024 @ 4:59 pm

This can definitely happen after heavy rainfall. It isn't usually a big concern. I don't really see any signs of infection. I do see lichens, but those are typically harmless. If you notice a strange smell, then you may want to treat with fungicides. Otherwise, keep caring for the tree as usual.

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