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Common pests of Catalpa trees and their control

Skyler White
2020-08-06 09:00:03
Catalpa tree is a kind of ornamental plant, which is often used for greening. It has strong adaptability and long life, but even so, it can still receive the threat of insect pests. What are the pests of catalpa tree? What are the control methods?

Common pest species of Catalpa

There are many kinds of insect pests on the catalpa tree. The common ones are the Perry bug, the catalpa moth, the Paulownia beetle, the white kidney nocturnal moth, the moth, the moth, the ginkgo silkworm moth, the green leafhopper, etc.

Catalpa bungei

The main pest control methods of Catalpa

Po bug.

Different pest control methods should be applied naturally. If the catalpa tree is infected with this pest, it can spray 20% Kangfu duonong solvent 3000 times in the adult stage, which can effectively control the pest.

The wild moth

When the stem borer occurs, 10% imidacloprid WP 1000 times can be sprayed for control.

Paulownia beetle

When this kind of insect pest occurs, it can be controlled in its larval stage by spraying 3% hypertonic phenoxycarb emulsion pesticide.

Catalpa bungei

White kidney noctuid

When this kind of pest happens, spray 48% Bacillus thuringiensis in larval stage to kill it.

Moth moth.

The moth can be killed by spraying 20% kangfuduonong 3000 times solvent in its larval stage.

Catalpa bungei

Frost moth.

When the moth is serious, it can be killed by spraying 500 times of BT emulsion.

Big green leafhopper

If the plant is infected with this insect pest, the control should be carried out in the nymph stage. You can choose to spray 1000 times of 25% chlorpyrine wettable particles or 3500 times of 48% lesbon emulsion to kill it.

Chinese catalpa.

The larva of Catalpa borer will eat the young shoots and harm the branches. The control method is to cut off the branches harmed by the pests and then destroy them. When the adults appear, they can spray trichlorfon or marathon 1000 times liquid to poison the adults and the first hatched larva..

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