What if the orchid is infected with anthrax?
In everyone's impression, family potted Magnolia is more difficult to raise, especially in the case of plant infection caused by improper maintenance and management. It may be easier to deal with common diseases, but if potted Magnolia is infected with anthracnose, we need to pay enough attention to it. So, what if the orchid is infected with anthrax? Today, the editor will illustrate and share the corresponding solutions for you.
This is a pot of magnolia bought in the flower market last year, but not long after buying it back, the editor found that it had anthracnose. At that time, I cut off its diseased leaves and sprayed it with medicine. But before long, it relapsed again, so I cut leaves and sprayed medicine. Unfortunately, this happens again and again. Now, I have no choice but to use tough tricks.
1. I will first sterilize the artist's knife with fire. Some flower friends vividly compare anthrax to "plant cancer." I don't think this is too much. Do you have a good way to deal with it?
2. Give a sharp knife where the root of the infected gentleman orchid goes up a little bit. Generally speaking, this knife should be relatively clean and thorough and neat, leaving only a few piles on the soil layer.
3. After the aboveground part of the orchid is removed, the wound is originally smeared with some plant ash to sterilize and disinfect, so as to prevent the bacteria from invading and the juice from seeping out at the same time.
This trick is called beheading and budding. If there is no anthracnose in the plant, the plant is still expected to grow new buds, or even sprouts!
For orchids with rotten heart and rotten leaves, this method can usually be used to save them so as to avoid complete plant death.
However, if the pathogen of anthracnose still exists in the plant, even if we follow the above methods, it is usually futile. In that case, we should completely give up on this gentleman orchid, and there is no need to waste time on it.
4. After beheading the magnolia, the maintenance and management can not be carried out in accordance with the previous practice. Generally, it is necessary to keep the environment dry, and the basin soil only needs to be slightly moist. Because if you give a flood, it is often easy to cause rotten roots, and the cut section left after beheading can not be soaked.
In addition, do not put it in a place with strong light for maintenance, but generally put it in a relatively cool place for management. What we need to do after that is to wait for it to germinate and regain its vitality.
Time: 2019-05-28 Click:
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