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Common diseases and control methods of Pieris

Marie Schrader
2020-08-31 11:00:03
The flower is easy to suffer from Lepidoptera pests, but the pests are relatively easy to deal with. They can be caught manually or killed by spraying chemicals. The disease is not so easy to deal with. What are the common diseases of drunk butterflies?

Common diseases of Pieris: leaf spot

Symptoms

The leaves of Pieris rapae were oval and long strip light reddish brown, surrounded by green circle, and then enlarged into irregular patches, with black spots on the spots.

Control methods

Remove the diseased leaves in time and spray chemicals in time. Spray with 50% tobuzin WP 500 times.

The leaf spot of Pieris rapae is well controlled. After cutting off the diseased leaves, spray chemicals to control it. But we must deal with it in time. We can't take measures until the disease covers 50% of the leaves. It's too late to repent.

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Common diseases of Pieris: rust

Symptoms of rust

The leaves near the potted soil of the drunken butterfly flower turned a little yellow at first, like rust. The longer they grew, the more they were damaged, and there were signs of withering. Leaves and even stems become rusty.

Generally, the reasons of rust are poor ventilation, high temperature, fungal spore aggregation and rust infection.

Rust control methods

Strengthen ventilation, reduce temperature and control water.

The leaves with excessive rust were cut off, and then the wine was sprayed with 3000 times of 50% weixiangling wettable powder. &Nbsp; >

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Drunk butterfly flower is like high temperature, the heat in the north and south of China, nothing can do about it. But if you add in the humid environment, it's easy to get sick. Therefore, ventilation measures must be taken in summer. In winter, due to low temperature and dryness, drunken butterfly flower is easy to be frostbitten, so it is necessary to take heat preservation measures.

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