Tortoise back bamboo long anthrax how to solve how to prevent and cure?

Anthrax is caused by bacterial infection, whether human beings or animals, or even green plants will get this disease, now that we know the cause of its disease, there is naturally a cure. Today, let's take a look at what the tortoise-backed bamboo in the rich rainforest looks like if it gets anthracnose, and how to prevent it. How do you deal with flower friends who encounter such a situation?

1. Symptoms of illness

Once the tortoise back bamboo is infected with anthracnose, the most important part of the disease is the leaf, which is also the easiest place to find. When you first get sick, you will find that some irregular spots begin to grow on its leaves, most of which are light brown. Over time, the disease will become more serious, and the spots on the leaves will also change. From the beginning of brown to white, in addition, there will be some small black spots on the white spot. Although these disease spots do not have much impression on the growth of Phyllostachys pubescens and will not directly lead to the death of Phyllostachys pubescens, it is a very fatal problem in appearance for the foliage bamboo. This series of disease spots seriously affect its appearance value.

II. The period of onset

In fact, the onset period of anthracnose is regular, and we have to start with the pathogen. The reason why the leaves of tortoise back bamboo are infected with anthracnose is that some pathogens stay on their leaves for the winter, resulting in the next spring. Bacteria begin to move and grow some spores on their leaves, plus foliage green plants need to spray water on their leaves to keep them moist. The humidity in its leaf surface and environment creates a good growth environment for the life of bacteria, which slowly induces the occurrence of anthrax.

Tortoise back bamboo also likes to grow in places with higher ambient temperature, and in this kind of high temperature and high humidity environment, it is more able to let anthracnose grow, so in a higher temperature climate, anthracnose will be more serious. it may even cause the leaves of the tortoise back bamboo to scorch or fall as a whole. The onset of anthrax is usually in the early spring, and the serious period is in the hot summer.

III. Measures for governance

Learned from the above two points, the onset period of anthrax, and the characteristics of anthrax, so in the daily maintenance to observe the growth of tortoise back bamboo leaves, once found that there is an abnormal situation, must take measures to control.

The first step is to strengthen the management of the growth of tortoise back bamboo, starting with nutrients. Under sufficient nutrient conditions, the growth of tortoise back bamboo will be stronger, the physique of the plant will be better, and the resistance to various pathogens will also be improved.

The second step is to minimize the amount of water sprayed on the leaves during the rainy season, reduce the humidity in the environment as much as possible, and control the growth of bacteria.

The third step, once it is observed that the leaves of the tortoise back bamboo have signs of anthracnose growth, the leaves should be pruned off in time, and some chemicals should be sprayed to prevent the bacteria from continuing to harm the leaves. In this way, anthrax can be effectively protected.

Today, we analyzed the incidence rules, growth changes and characteristics of anthracnose from the growth environment of Phyllostachys pubescens, and summed up the methods to control anthracnose. Have you learned it? How do you usually deal with anthrax when you encounter them?