How Much Water Does a Large Pecan Tree Need for Survival?

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Water mature pecan trees weekly beginning in mid-March and continuing through September. When rain is insufficient, provide at least 1 inch of water per week in the spring and 2 inches during the heat of summer.

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How Much Water Does a Large Pecan Tree Need for Survival?

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