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What to Do When Wax Begonia Gets Damping-Off Disease? A Detailed Guide to Prevention and Control Methods
Damping-off disease in wax begonia (Begonia semperflorens) is one of the common diseases of this plant, occurring both in flower nurseries and in home potted begonias. It mainly affects the stem base and the leaves near the soil surface. In the early stages of the disease, dark spots appear on the stem base near the soil surface, which expand and become brownish rot. Infected leaves develop dark green, water-soaked, round lesions
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Grow wheat in a flower pot without soil; just damp paper towels and it sprouts; harvest in 10 days to eat
Once I visited a friend's house, and he handed me a cup of greenish drink. After one sip, I really did not know how to describe the taste. It was slightly bitter, yet had a faint fresh fragrance. Later my friend told me it was wheatgrass juice, which really left me...
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Southern winters are cold and damp, so hurry and plant these 5 dehumidifying plants
If you think that once autumn and winter arrive, the air will turn cold and dry, then you are badly mistaken, because in the more southern regions the winter humidity can also be very high, and the environment will be extremely damp. If you have experienced a southern winter, then you...
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6 wellness flowers that absorb autumn dampness and cold, a must-have for families with elderly members
Autumn and winter are the best seasons to regulate the body. Why not keep a pot of "wellness flowers" at home? You can enjoy their beauty and benefit your health at the same time. Below, Huahua recommends some flowers with relatively high wellness value!
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Affordable|One pot of health-boosting flowers in autumn and winter absorbs all dampness and cold, keeping you in great health
Autumn and winter are the best seasons to condition the body, so why not keep a pot of "health-boosting flowers" at home? You can enjoy their beauty and benefit your health at the same time. Below, Huahua recommends some flowers with relatively high health value! Osmanthus -- ...
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Add this to your foot soak in autumn, draw out dampness from the body in three days, save this for your family
Soaking the feet can stimulate the acupoints, reflex zones and meridians of the feet, strengthen the body's immunity and defend against the harm of various toxins to the human body. Foot soaking can also promote blood circulation. 1. Ginger foot soak [ prevents flu, cold hands and feet ] specific...
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What are the control methods for damping-off in water spinach?
Symptoms After the seeds germinate, infection before emergence mostly causes seed rot; after emergence, infection appears near the soil surface as water-soaked areas that soften and develop basal rot. The diseased part constricts, rapidly spreads around the stem, the seedlings topple, and the whole plant quickly dies, causing patches of dead seedlings. Disease conditions The optimum growth temperature is 15-16°C, and the optimum soil temperature for disease development is...
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Occurrence and Control Methods of Soybean Rhizoctonia Damping-off
Soybean Rhizoctonia damping-off is commonly known as "dead seedling," "damping-off," or "black root disease." In years with severe disease, the rate of dead plants in lightly affected fields is 5%-10%, while in heavily affected fields the rate of dead plants reaches over 30%, and individual plots may even die off entirely, resulting in total crop loss. 1. Field symptoms: Soybean Rhizoctonia damping-off occurs only at the seedling stage, affecting the main root...
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What flowers should you grow when your home is damp? These 3 potted plants are great at removing moisture
Removing dampness has become a hot topic among the public in the past two years, because excessive dampness in the body can lead to various health problems. Generally, dampness arises from various eating habits or daily routines in everyday life, and all of this requ...
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How to prevent and control cotton damping-off? These methods you need to know
Cotton damping-off, also known as root rot and black root disease, is caused by Rhizoctonia solani. Infection before seed germination can cause seed rot, and infection after germination but before emergence can cause sprout rot. When cotton seedlings are affected after emergence, yellow-brown lesions initially appear on the base near the soil surface, and the lesions gradually expand to encircle the entire base. Senior agricultural...
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