Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts Introduce Revolutionary Tree Acupuncture Treatment for Advanced Tree Health Care

Mar 20, 2023

March 20, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Citrus Heights, CA – Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts, a leading provider of arboriculture services in the Sacramento area, announced today that their arborists have trained in an innovative tree care technique called “tree acupuncture.” This revolutionary approach to tree health care is designed to stimulate growth and reduce stress on trees.

Tree acupuncture, which Dr. John Wang developed, is based on traditional Chinese medicine practices and involves placing tiny needles into specific points of a tree’s bark to stimulate tree growth. Stimulating these points allows trees to absorb more nutrients and water needed for growth while reducing stress caused by environmental factors such as dry weather or wind. The technique has been proven effective in increasing tree health and longevity.

Foy Elliot, CEO of Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts, says, “We are always looking for ways to improve our services and offer the best care for our customers’ trees. We are delighted to have implemented this new tree acupuncture treatment, and we are confident that our customers will benefit from this advanced method of tree care.”

The needle placement process is done by an experienced arborist who determines the location and number of needles to be placed based on the species and size of the tree being treated. Each tree receives a customized treatment plan, and the needles are then left in place until the next scheduled maintenance visit. The needles are made with sterile stainless steel and can be safely left in the tree for up to two months without causing damage.

To see other approaches Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts uses to maintain tree health, visit the company’s website: https://www.treeservicesacramento.com/citrus-heights/.

Once the needles have been placed, the arborist uses a special sprayer to apply a mixture of water and fertilizer directly onto the needles. This helps the tree absorb both the water and fertilizer better, improving overall health.

“Our team of arborists is passionate about providing exceptional care for all our customers’ trees, and we believe that this new technique will help us to achieve this goal,” said Foy Elliot. “We are excited to have implemented this new service and look forward to seeing its positive effects on our customers’ trees.”

Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts is committed to providing high-quality tree care services to their customers. They believe implementing this new technique is a testament to their dedication to excellence. They are confident that their customers will benefit from this additional level of tree health care.

Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts is a leading provider of arboriculture services in the Sacramento area. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, they are dedicated to providing superior customer service and delivering quality results for all their clients’ tree care needs.

For more information about their services, please visit their office at 8350 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95610, United States. The company can also be contacted at 916-461-1981 and [email protected].

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For more information about Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts, contact the company here:

Citrus Heights Tree Service Experts
Foy Elliot
916-461-1981
[email protected]
8350 Auburn Blvd
Citrus Heights, CA, 95610

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