What about pomegranate worms?

Pomegranate is a juicy, sweet fruit, but in the pomegranate growth process is also prone to insects, then pomegranate insects how to do?

I. cultivation techniques of pomegranate

1. Preparation in advance

Choose sunny, leeward, slightly higher places as cultivation sites, and choose loose, fertile, well-drained soil for planting.

2. Water and fertilizer

Pomegranate field cultivation should be re-applied organic fertilizer once a year, topdressing 3 to 5 times in the growing season, and pay attention to loosen the soil and weed, and often keep the basin soil moist.

3. Light and temperature

For pomegranate, light and temperature are more important conditions, which can affect the formation of flower buds. Pomegranate requires full sunshine during its growing period, and the more the light is, the more flowers are brighter and brighter. The suitable growth temperature of pomegranate is 15-20 ℃, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than-18 ℃, otherwise pomegranate will suffer frost damage.

4. Pruning

Pomegranate generally needs to be pruned every year. In the fruiting period, the overgrown branches should be coring in summer and truncated after autumn to avoid secondary and tertiary branches at the top to store nutrients in order to form fruiting mother branches in the following year.

Second, what about pomegranate worms?

Pomegranate pests are mainly aphids and peach borer, of which:

Aphids can spray the positive and negative leaves of pomegranate with 2.5% lice aphid wettable powder 10g, diluted 1500 times, with an interval of 7-10 days.

Peach borer can be diluted with 50% phoxim EC and mixed with mud on the flower stalk, or sprayed with dichlorvos and kung fu diluted 2000 times.