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How to control downy mildew of rose

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Downy mildew is a fungal infectious disease. Downy mildew of rose is a destructive disease with rapid onset and serious harm. It mainly damages the new branches and leaves in the middle and lower parts of plants. At the early stage, chlorosis spots appeared on the back of lower leaves, and the spots were irregular and covered with frost mold layer. At the late stage, they were dark purple, like water immersion, until they became brown. The disease spots were polygonal and gradually became burning. When the damage was serious, all the leaves fell off and the plants died. Control measures 1. Reasonable close planting, each square meter area should not exceed 12 plants, at the same time

Downy mildew is a fungal infectious disease. Rose downy mildew is a destructive disease with rapid incidence and serious harm. It mainly harms the new branches and leaves in the middle and lower part of the plant. In the early stage, the lower leaves appeared on the back of the chlorosis spot, and the spot was irregular, and covered with frost-like mildew layer, in the later stage, it was dark purple, like water immersion, until it turned brown. The disease spot is polygonal and gradually turns into a burning shape. when the damage is serious, all the leaves fall off and the plant dies.

Prevention and control measures 1. Reasonable close planting, not more than 12 plants per square meter, at the same time, leaves should not shoulder to shoulder. two。 Reasonable fertilization, balanced nutrition, more application of organic fertilizer, under the premise of sufficient nitrogen fertilizer, enter the reproductive growth period to apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to enhance plant resistance. 3. Clean up the residual branches and fallen leaves in time and destroy them centrally. Or spray 2000-fold solution of desenamine during dormancy to prevent the invasion of bacteria. 4. After the plant is susceptible to disease, metalaxyl, chlorothalonil and Kelu are used alternately. Usually spray once every 7 to 10 days, three or four times in a row.

 
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