🌳 Why is this tree leaking brown water? What you’re seeing isn’t sap or oil — it’s actually fermented liquid trapped inside the tree’s trunk. When trees suffer from internal rot, bacteria and trapped moisture can build up pressure. Once we start cutting, that pressure releases and the liquid pours out — often dark, smelly, and surprising! 😳 This is a sign of advanced internal decay, meaning the tree is no longer healthy or safe to keep standing. That’s why regular inspections and professional
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🌳 Why is this tree leaking brown water? What you’re seeing isn’t sap or oil — it’s actually fermented liquid trapped inside the tree’s trunk. When trees suffer from internal rot, bacteria and trapped moisture can build up pressure. Once we start cutting, that pressure releases and the liquid pours out — often dark, smelly, and surprising! 😳 This is a sign of advanced internal decay, meaning the tree is no longer healthy or safe to keep standing. That’s why regular inspections and professional
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