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How to Grow Japanese Plum: Growing Guide to Planting, Care & Harvest

A juicy early-summer stone fruit on a small deciduous tree, usually needing a pollination partner and thinning of the heavy set.

Japanese Plum

Prunus salicina

Growing calendar

Typical timing for central Japan (Kanto region). Shift it for your own climate, and record your actual dates.

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Common problems

Start from what you can see on the plant.

Pests and diseases (41)

Powdery MildewBacterial CankerBlack SpotCrown GallSooty MoldAnthracnoseRoot-knot NematodeGray MoldBrown RotLeaf SpotTurkey Tail Wood RotWart DiseaseFlyspeckShot HolePlum PocketBoron DeficiencyManganese DeficiencyRosetteZinc DeficiencyFruit VariegationShoot WiltSunscaldTwig BlightPlant-parasitic NematodesBacterial GummosisFire BlightGray Felt FungusZonate Leaf BlightWhite Powder DiseaseWhite Root RotFusarium Wilt and Damping-offViolet Root RotCankerLeaf BlisterBrown RustBrown SpeckBrown Felt FungusBrown Shot HoleSilver LeafYellow Net Blotch DisorderAlternaria Black Spot

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