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Red Leaves on my Pluot

 
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I hope someone can help me with this one Pluot.  It is on a raised bed and on drip irrigation.  All the other pluots are nice and green.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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That tree looks like it has an iron issue.  Lack of Iron is what causes most trees to have leaves that turn yellow to red, some chelated iron added by watering should help that tree recover nicely.

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