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Control of diseases and insect pests of Rosemary

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, 1. Disease. The common diseases of rosemary are root rot, gray mold and so on. Prevention and control measures: Rosemary disease occurs mainly because the air environment is too humid, once the disease is found, it should be moved to the outside in time for ventilation and cool. 2. Insect pests. The main pests of rosemary are red leaf mites and white whitefly.

1. Disease.

The common diseases of rosemary are root rot, gray mold and so on.

Prevention and control measures: Rosemary disease occurs mainly because the air environment is too humid, once the disease is found, it should be moved to the outside in time for ventilation and cool.

2. Insect pests.

The main pests of rosemary are red leaf mites and white whitefly.

Prevention and control methods: strengthen management, give priority to prevention, ensure reasonable watering and environmental temperature, timely management, once pests are found, catch by hand and spray to kill insects.

The above is the introduction of the breeding methods of rosemary, as well as the common problems and solutions of household breeding of rosemary. For more plant knowledge, please follow the four Seasons Plant Network.

How do you keep rosemary? 1. Light and temperature.

Rosemary likes a warm and suitable environment and can be planted all the year round in the south, while it is mostly used in pot farming in the north, which is conducive to moving indoors to keep warm in winter. Rosemary likes the sun and should be exposed to no less than 8 hours of sunlight every day. High temperatures in summer can be properly shaded.

2. Soil.

Rosemary is suitable for growing in alkaline soil, and some quicklime can be added to acidic soil to make the soil suitable for rosemary growth, and the stronger the alkaline soil is, the stronger the aroma of rosemary is.

3. Watering.

Rosemary is more resistant to drought, pay attention to dry watering, usually once every two days, thoroughly each time. Watering should be reduced in winter to enhance cold resistance and anti-freezing.

4. Fertilization.

Rosemary does not have high requirements for fertilizer, is more resistant to thin ridges, and general vanilla plants do not need fertilizer. During the growth period, appropriate amounts of nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer can be applied to promote growth.

5. Trim.

In order to maintain the shape of the potted plant, rosemary can be pruned three months after it has been planted. Generally, the branches that are too dense and too long are trimmed, and the withered branches are pruned in time, which can ensure ventilation and ventilation and make the plants grow healthily.

Above is the introduction of rosemary culture methods. The following editor will talk about the prevention and control of diseases and insect pests of rosemary in family care.

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