To administer this medication, I had to drill holes in the trunk, spiraling around the tree, then tap these suppositories into the holes. These "medicaps" would administer a slow release of iron into the tree's cambium layer, hopefully alleviating the chlorotic condition.
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Dude, will you check out my trees when you're here?
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