Eucalyptus moorei is generally fairly free of pests and diseases, with few leaves showing signs of damage by leaf-eating insects. The presence of scale insects has been observed at times and this is the only pest affecting E. moorei that has required attention at the Gardens. Small infestations may be controlled by scrubbing affected areas with an old toothbrush dipped in soapy water or white oil. Chemical control should focus on lower toxicity products that cause less environmental damage. Contact local experts for advice.
Propagation is from seed.
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