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Pest control of Phalaenopsis

Published: 2024-11-15 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/15, Pest control is an important link in the successful cultivation of Phalaenopsis. Disease prevention is a regular work, the cultivation environment must be well ventilated, the plant material and air humidity are suitable, and Bordeaux liquid, chlorothalonil and Haoshengling are sprayed regularly to prevent the disease. -apply pesticides in time to prevent and control diseases and insect pests. Main diseases and control: 1. Petal Botrytis cinerea: black mildew spots grow on the petals, and mycelium can be seen on the moldy spots. 2. Anthrax: large dark brown or light brown oval or amorphous disease spots grow on the leaves.

Good pest control is an important link in the successful cultivation of Phalaenopsis. Disease prevention is a regular work, cultivation environment must be well ventilated, plant materials, air humidity appropriate, regular spraying bordeaux mixture, chlorothalonil, good life and other drugs to prevent disease. Once pests and diseases occur, timely application of pesticides for prevention and control.

Main diseases and prevention:

1. Petal gray mold: black mold spots on petals, mycelium can be seen on mold spots.

2. Anthracnose: Large black-brown or pale brown oval or irregular spots grow on the leaves, and there are black-brown or pink concentric circular dots on the spots.

3, white silk disease: bacteria invade roots and leaves, causing root rot or leaf soft rot. White hyphae grow on the affected parts and plant materials, and then brown sclerotia particles.

4. Bacterial soft rot: maceration spots appear on the leaves, and the spots are transparent to the light source.

Grey mold, anthracnose, white silk disease and other fungal diseases, the application of methyl thiophanate, carbendazim, zinc manganese is Pu, anthracnose and other chemicals. Bacterial soft rot is treated with agricultural streptomycin and other pesticides.

II. Main pests and their control:

1. Thrips: damage flower organs and young new leaves, flower buds atrophy and fall off, mature flower buds are damaged after perianth shrinkage and distortion, petals form white spots or stripes after damage, petals fade.

2. Scale insects: the affected leaves are dim in color, and the leaves are yellowed and withered when they are serious.

3. Mites: The injured leaves present dense silver-gray spots, then gradually change into dark brown patches, and finally turn yellow and fall off.

4, butterfly moth larvae: chewing young leaves, leaves present transparent food marks or holes, chewing petals when endangering flowers.

Thrips, scale insects, mites and other spray speed cull, etc. Butterfly moth larvae spray Wanling, dichlorvos and so on.

 
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