Plum and APRICOT baby fruit trees!!!

baby PLUM fruit tree
There is a red fungi growing on this plum tree.


The red fungi is growing on 2 of the plum tree's leaves. I sprayed the leaves with copper soap.




APRICOT
The leaves are continuing to grow larger! 




One tiny leaf turned yellow though, so it might not live. Down below in the image shows the yellow leaf, in the front. There is also another new leaf or stem growing in the center! I'm glad it is continuing to grow new leaves! 




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