Plant protection - Page 18

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Scales are bothersome insects that often attack houseplants. These pests can usually be seen on the underside of the leaves. Their bodies are covered with a flat, oval shield with a diameter of 1 to 2 mm. Here are 3 home remedies to get rid of these pests! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 to combat mealybugs? 3 homemade ways! "
Mealybugs can be a real nightmare for orchid and succulent owners. The heating season is the time when these troublesome pests are particularly numerous and they quickly move from one plant to another. How to fight them with home remedies? Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 and pests of potted ferns "
Ferns most often suffer from physiological diseases as a consequence of inadequate care of these plants. Sometimes they are also attacked by fungal diseases or pests. See how to recognize fern diseases and pests and how to help ailing plants. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 and pests of garden ferns "
Garden ferns most often suffer from physiological diseases resulting from inadequate growing conditions. Sometimes they are also attacked by pathogenic fungi or pests.See how to recognize diseases and pests of garden ferns. We suggest the best ways to protect ferns against pathogens and recommended spraying. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 - symptoms, combating "
Thrips are insects with a stabbing and sucking mouth apparatus, feeding mainly on plant juices and tissues. At the same time, they cause various damages to crops. While the cultivation of potted plants in apartments and on balconies with the diagnosis of such pests as the greenhouse whitefly (popularly known as? White fly?), Aphids and scorms, we usually do not have a problem, the diagnosis of thrips is quite troublesome. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 in potted flowers - how to get rid of them, combating "
Do you happen to see little flies in your potted flowers when you water your plants? Small, flying insects near the pots are a problem that probably all of us have struggled with.They can be both white and black flies in potted flowers. See where these flies come from, whether they are harmful to our plants and learn how to get rid of flies in potted flowers. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 whitefly - home remedies, natural and chemical control "
A swarm of white flies above a pot of surfinia or geraniums is a sign that the plants have been attacked by the greenhouse whitefly. Find out about the best natural and chemical methods of controlling the greenhouse whitefly. Here are simple home remedies for the whitefly that will free us from this pest in growing houseplants in the apartment and on the balcony! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 in pots with flowers. How to fight ecologically? "
Dandelions are small black flies that often fly around potted flowers. Although we only see flies, the real damage to plants is caused by their larvae feeding in the ground.Find out about a proven method for ecological control of potted plants in potted flowers, without the use of harmful chemicals. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 diseases. Why does the herbaceous plant not bloom and have brown leaves? "
Herbivore enjoys the opinion of one of the most persistent indoor plants. Although herbaceous diseases are rare, plant lovers sometimes complain that the herbaceous plant does not bloom or has brown leaves. These problems are often caused by errors in care and cultivation. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 slices - description, photos, ecological control "
The carrot loin is a dangerous pest of carrots. The symptoms of carrot feeding are gnawed holes and narrow, dark-colored tubules inside which thin, whitish-yellow larvae can be found. See photos and a detailed description of the carrot shine.Here are the ways to fight herringbone and the best bug spray in carrots! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 cream - chemical and ecological control "
Onion cream is a pest that damages mainly onions, as well as garlic and leeks. It causes weakening of plant growth, and in bulbs we can find corridors hollowed out by larvae of garbage. Learn about the ecological methods of combating onion cream, and if they do not help, also chemical spraying against the cream. Here are ways to get a he althy onion without damage or holes! Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 of fruit trees and shrubs - photos, descriptions, control "
Every year, despite proper care, fruit plants may be attacked by numerous pests, which cause deterioration of yields and plant weakness. The effectiveness of pest control depends on the selection of the appropriate method and method of control, limiting the possible use of chemicals.Find out about the best methods of pest control of fruit trees and shrubs. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 leaf pests - photos, descriptions, spraying, control "
Pear trees growing in our gardens can be attacked by a variety of pathogens that cause damage to the leaves. Very common causes of leaf tissue damage are pear leaf pests, such as pear aphid, pear midge, or pear midge - pear skin and pear gout. See how to identify the most common pear leaf pests and how to combat them. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 mining pests "
"Sometimes we can observe irregular, twisted, oblong spots on the surface of leaves of various plants. These marks, called leaf mines, result from caterpillars, larvae or pupae feeding on the leaf.See how to identify and combat leaf mining pests. Read more …"align=left height=110 width=110 neighborhood of plants "
Very often we do not realize that by cultivating some plant species in close proximity, we facilitate the development of diseases and pests. These are diseases and pests that need two hosts in their life cycle. Among plant diseases, rust is most often used by bad neighborhood, and aphids from pests. Find out about the bad neighborhood of plants and methods of combating diseases and pests using two plant species. Read more … ◄ BACK.NEXT ►