Black Japan
This paste was developed as a wound dressing fungicide to be applied to pruned parts of pears, apples and peaches for the control of disease, such as stem black, stem-brown, pink disease, stem canker of apples and pears, and collar rot of apples, peaches, apricots and plums.
Black Japan apple is a type of tree paste or pruning sealer used in horticulture to seal wounds on trees after pruning. When you prune a tree, especially larger branches, you create wounds where pathogens can enter and cause disease. To prevent this, arborists often apply a sealant or paste to the cut surface to protect it from infection.
Black Japan apple paste is a traditional type of tree paste that has been used for many years. It is typically made from a mixture of natural ingredients such as asphaltum, linseed oil, and other substances. The paste is applied directly to the cut surface of the tree using a brush or spatula.
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