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Baobab Tree

How to Get Rid of Caterpillars on Baobab Trees

Baobab trees, also known as monkey bread trees, can be infested by caterpillars that damage leaves and fruit. Getting rid of these pests can be challenging, but with the right approach you can protect your baobab trees. In this article, I’ll explain different methods for controlling caterpillars on baobabs, so you can keep your trees … Read more

How to Protect Your Baobab Tree from Deer Damage

The iconic baobab tree, with its massive trunk and sprawling canopy, is truly a majestic sight However, these magnificent trees are vulnerable to damage from deer, which can wreak havoc through rubbing, browsing, and trampling. Implementing effective protective measures is key to preserving baobab trees from deer depredation Understanding the Threat Deer Pose to Baobabs … Read more

How to Use Baobab Tree in Containers

Baobabs do not like “wet feet” – their roots do not tolerate standing water for too long. Therefore, the pot in which the Baobab lives should be well drained. Before you put a Baobab in a pot or repot it put pebbles at the bottom of the pot. They support quick water drainage. Place a … Read more

How to Get Rid of Cutworms on Baobab Tree

Cutworms are general feeders that can cause a lot of damage to a wide variety of crops in your home garden, including broccoli, kale, and cauliflower. Many species of cutworms from the night-flying moth family Noctuidae are found in home gardens across the United States. The larvae commonly feed on plant stems at or below … Read more

How to Get Rid of Grasshoppers on Baobab Tree

Uninvited visitors like lice tend to infest Baobabs – particularly when they are kept outdoors. There are several ways to cope with these little “pests”. I have not yet tested some of the methods listed below – but to me they sound worthwhile to be shared. A very simple way to ward off lice is … Read more

How Tall Does the Mighty Baobab Tree Grow?

One Earth’s “Species of the Week” series highlights the flagship species of each of the 844 unique ecoregions contained within Earth’s bioregions. The magnificent baobab tree (Adansonia digitata) is an icon of the African continent. With bark and fruit offering over 300 life-sustaining uses, it is the root of many Indigenous remedies, traditions, and folklore. … Read more