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How to use common household green pesticides effectively
To be honest, the editor-in-chief has been fighting pests on potted plants on the balcony for years... Over the years, defeated again and again, yet fighting on after every defeat, and though covered in scars, I have accumulated pest-control secrets that are not to be passed around carelessly. In this article, the treasured secrets are shared with the balcony gardeners...
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Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station's ten-year study finds Paecilomyces javanicus preparation effectively controls silverleaf whitefly and is environmentally harmless
No need to spray pesticides to fight silverleaf whitefly! Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station's ten-year study shows "Paecilomyces javanicus preparation" provides effective control and is environmentally harmless
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Care Tips After Succulent Leaf Cuttings Sprout to Effectively Improve the Survival Rate
Text and images: Internet I have always found succulent propagation methods very interesting. Only a succulent leaf can transform into another succulent body. Many succulent lovers like to grow new succulents this way, but the survival rate is not high. Sometimes the leaf has already sprouted but it still dies. In fact, the survival rate of succulent leaves depends on the condition of the leaf, and partly on the care after the leaf is inserted. Many succulent lovers think that as long as more succulent leaves sprout, they can let go, but that is not the case. Even if the leaf has already sprouted after being inserted, you should not let your guard down. Taking good care of the succulent is good.
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Stubborn skin diseases are hard to treat? Learn more to respond effectively
When it comes to stubborn skin diseases, everyone knows that this condition is uncomfortable, hard to treat and prone to recurrence, but only those who actually have this disease can truly understand the suffering it brings to patients.
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How to fertilize winter melon effectively? A detailed guide to practical methods
Fertilization principles: Winter melon grows best in slightly sandy soil rich in organic matter. It tolerates heavy feeding but not poor, barren soil, and it has comprehensive requirements for nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and calcium. Basal fertilizer should be applied heavily, with reasonable supplementary fertilization. Nutrient uptake is low at the seedling stage, greater at the bolting stage, and during flowering and fruiting, especially in the early and middle stages of fruit development, uptake is...
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How to effectively control red spider mites on red-fleshed honey pomelo
Spring is the early stage when red-fleshed honey pomelo puts out roots, grows spring shoots, grows flower spikes, blooms, and sets young fruit. During this period, pest and disease damage, fertilizer deficiency, and drought have a direct impact on the pomelo tree's strong shoots, strong flowers, and fruit-setting rate, and it is a key period for increasing the yield of the year. Various spring management technical measures must be taken in a timely manner to promote strong shoots...
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What to do about hollow radish? Scientific boron supplementation effectively prevents it
Hollow radish affects its edible value and quality. Many vegetable growers cannot find the cause of hollow radish. In fact, hollow radish is caused by boron deficiency in the soil. The following method can be used to apply boron fertilizer to prevent hollow radish: when sowing as base fertilizer, use 300 grams of 17% boric acid or 500 grams of 11% borax per mu, mix into 5-10...
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Clever pruning of apricot trees can effectively delay flowering
The buds of apricot trees have extremely strong precocity and a high capacity for recovery. If heavy pruning is done appropriately in winter, combined with tip pruning in summer, it can encourage 2 to 3 rounds of secondary shoots to sprout in summer and autumn. On the three levels of new shoots - spring, summer and autumn - flower buds at different stages of development will form, and the flowering period in early spring will be greatly extended, which will reduce the chance of frost...
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Using chlorpyrifos for peanut seed dressing can effectively control insect pests
Peanut seed dressing without insect damage - chlorpyrifos peanut seed dressing without insect damage is a non-toxic, residue-free biological insecticide that mainly acts on the nervous system of soil-dwelling pests, causing metabolic disorders so they stop feeding and die; it is especially sensitive to larvae. With one seed dressing, it remains active in the soil for more than 130 days and can effectively...
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How can corn red leaf disease be controlled effectively?
Symptoms: When improved varieties bred with Huangzaosi encounter low temperatures and rainy, overcast weather during the grain-filling stage, their leaves turn red, which is called red leaf disease. Cause: The occurrence of this disease is related to the fast grain-filling of this variety. When large amounts of synthesized sugars cannot be quickly converted due to metabolic disorders, they become anthocyanins, and the green leaves turn red. Control methods: (1) In areas where it occurs severely, do not...
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