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Diseases and insect pests of Photinia and their control

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-31 09:15:26
Phoebe is a kind of subtropical tree, which grows mainly in the south of China and in the province south of Qinling Mountains. It is also called Millennium red. Phoebe has many effects and functions, and it will also be plagued by diseases and insect pests. Today, let's take a look at the diseases and insect pests of Phoebe and its prevention and control.

The disease of Photinia and its control

Photinia resistance is relatively strong, so less disease, but if the plant management is not good or the plant growth environment is not good, it will also produce certain diseases, such as gray mold, leaf spot, etc.

Botrytis cinerea

Grey mould is a kind of fungal disease. When it comes to the disease, the flowers, stems, leaves and fruits of plants will show up. When it comes to the disease, the leaves and petioles will be gray white and water stained. The plant tissue will gradually soften until it rots, and the plants will eventually wither and die.

Control method

To carry out drug treatment, the disease will be timely removed to prevent reinfection.

Leaf spot disease.

Leaf spot disease mainly occurs in spring and autumn. When it comes on, small spots will appear on the leaves. With the continuous spread of symptoms, small spots will gradually become larger until large black spots are produced.

Control method

Carry out the treatment of the sick plant, destroy the sick plant, carry out drug control, and do not spray the plant.

control of Phoebe

The pest of Photinia and its control

The main pest that affects the growth of Phoebe is the scale insect.

Scale insects.

Scale insects are mainly harmful to the branches, leaves and fruits of plants. Once scale insects live on the leaves, they will stay on the leaves for life, thus damaging plants.

Control method

Drug treatment

Photinia infestation

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