GoldBaby microbial fertilizer for growing flowers: robust, disease-free, and with no side effects
Microbial fertilizer is a new type of high-tech ecological biological fertilizer that has been widely used in recent years, and its remarkable effects are gradually gaining recognition. Taking GoldBaby microbial fertilizer as an example, in plain terms, the most essential and most striking feature of microbial fertilizer is that it is a living, life-bearing fertilizer. It provides nutrition and conditioning for the growth and development of flowers and other plants through the life activities of beneficial microorganisms themselves. Just like traditional Chinese medicine, microbial fertilizer has no side effects on plants; it "protects life with life," that is, it uses the life of beneficial microorganisms themselves to protect the life of flowers and other plants.
Compared with other fertilizers, GoldBaby microbial fertilizer has obvious advantages. It contains a variety of highly effective beneficial microorganisms that can use their own "organs" (cells) to fix and transform nitrogen from the air to form "natural nitrogen fertilizer," and to activate and decompose phosphorus and potassium minerals that are difficult to dissolve in soil for absorption and use by flowers (forming "natural biological phosphorus and potassium fertilizer"). At the same time, the large amount of hormones, plant growth regulators and various trace elements produced during the microbial fermentation and decomposition process can effectively stimulate the growth and development of flowers, making the nutrients needed by flowers comprehensive, so the plants are "in good health."
GoldBaby microbial fertilizer contains a large number of beneficial microorganisms. Their activity can improve the physical and chemical properties of soil, inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms, promote crop growth, and has a sterilization function. Through a special process, the product eliminates the insect eggs and pathogens originally present in livestock and poultry manure that are harmful to crops, and does not itself carry harmful bacteria. GoldBaby biological fertilizer is mainly composed of beneficial bacteria, natural peat, fructose and other organic substances. It has no toxic or side effects and will not cause root or seedling burn in crops. It is a "goodwill ambassador."
For details, please visit the website or consult us. Website: www.bjhxky.com Address: P.O. Box 152, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 12 South Zhongguancun Street, Beijing. Postcode 100081 Hotline: 010-621107496212470881428238.
GoldBaby microbial fertilizer for growing flowers: robust, disease-free, and with no side effects
China Landscape Web, June 5 news: Microbial fertilizer is a new type of high-tech ecological biological fertilizer that has been widely used in recent years, and its remarkable effects are gradually gaining recognition. Taking GoldBaby microbial fertilizer as an example, in plain terms, the most essential and most striking feature of microbial fertilizer is that it is a living, life-bearing fertilizer. It provides nutrition and conditioning for the growth and development of flowers and other plants through the life activities of beneficial microorganisms themselves. Just like traditional Chinese medicine, microbial fertilizer has no side effects on plants; it "protects life with life," that is, it uses the life of beneficial microorganisms themselves to protect the life of flowers and other plants.
Compared with other fertilizers, GoldBaby microbial fertilizer has obvious advantages. It contains a variety of highly effective beneficial microorganisms that can use their own "organs" (cells) to fix and transform nitrogen from the air to form "natural nitrogen fertilizer," and to activate and decompose phosphorus and potassium minerals that are difficult to dissolve in soil for absorption and use by flowers (forming "natural biological phosphorus and potassium fertilizer"). At the same time, the large amount of hormones, plant growth regulators and various trace elements produced during the microbial fermentation and decomposition process can effectively stimulate the growth and development of flowers, making the nutrients needed by flowers comprehensive, so the plants are "in good health."
GoldBaby microbial fertilizer contains a large number of beneficial microorganisms. Their activity can improve the physical and chemical properties of soil, inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms, promote crop growth, and has a sterilization function. Through a special process, the product eliminates the insect eggs and pathogens originally present in livestock and poultry manure that are harmful to crops, and does not itself carry harmful bacteria. GoldBaby biological fertilizer is mainly composed of beneficial bacteria, natural peat, fructose and other organic substances. It has no toxic or side effects and will not cause root or seedling burn in crops. It is a "goodwill ambassador."
For details, please visit the website or consult us. Website Address: P.O. Box 152, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 12 South Zhongguancun Street, Beijing. Postcode 100081 Hotline: 010-****28238.
Knowledge on the prevention and treatment of typical household flower diseases
The basic principle for household flower diseases is prevention first and treating the specific disease with the right remedy. Flowers should be cared for from the following aspects.
1. Strengthen plant quarantine: strictly forbid harmful flower seedlings and propagation materials from entering the home to prevent spread.
2. Directly eliminate the disease: when disease occurs, use pesticides promptly for treatment, and kill the disease in as short a time as possible.
3. Improve environmental conditions and inhibit the growth and reproduction of harmful pathogens: high temperature and formalin can be used to disinfect soil, and at the same time a good environment should be created, such as reasonable fertilization and watering, timely loosening of soil and weeding, pruning of branches and leaves, removal of diseased branches and leaves, improved lighting, and maintained ventilation, so that flowers grow and develop robustly and their disease resistance is improved.
General flower enthusiasts should understand that flowers have many sources of disease and their harm varies, so they must never be lumped together. In the process of growing flowers, various diseases are often encountered. There are many causes of flower disease, mainly infection by harmful organisms such as fungi, bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma-like organisms, nematodes, algae, and parasitic seed plants, as well as the effects of adverse environments. They mainly include the following types.
1. Physiological diseases: caused by non-biological factors such as unsuitable environmental factors including temperature, humidity, soil and fertilizer, resulting in physiological disorders in flowers and pathological changes, often manifested as leaf discoloration, yellowing, scorched leaf tips and leaf margins, leaf drop, flower drop and fruit drop. As long as the environmental factors are changed, the symptoms will ease and the flowers will gradually grow robustly. In this case, no chemical treatment is needed.
2. Invasive diseases:
1. Prevention and treatment of fungal diseases: Fungi are multicellular lower plants without chlorophyll. They can parasitize flowers and can also live saprophytically on dead bodies. Their spores are spread by wind, rain, and insects, such as powdery mildew, rust, black spot, damping-off, sooty mold, southern blight, and sclerotinia rot. Prevention and treatment of fungal diseases (1) Diseases such as powdery mildew, anthracnose, black spot, brown spot, leaf spot, and gray mold: First, fertilize and water reasonably, and pay attention to ventilation and light transmission. Usually, watering too much or too often, or water accumulation after rain or poor drainage from holes at the bottom of pots, as well as poor soil quality and failure to repot and change soil for a long time, can also cause fungal flower diseases, and they often start with the roots turning black, because the conducting tissues of leaves and roots are connected. If the roots have problems, this will inevitably be reflected in the branches and leaves, so attention should also be paid to soil quality, moisture, and drainage performance. In addition, applying undecomposed organic fertilizer is also likely to cause diseases. When using household organic waste to make fertilizer, GoldBaby biological fermentation agent (GoldBaby organic material decomposition agent) can be added. While accelerating decomposition, it can also eliminate the pathogens in it. Second, in early spring or late autumn, remove dead branches and fallen leaves and promptly prune diseased branches and leaves and burn them. Third, for prevention, spray 65% zineb 600-fold solution for protection. Fourth, in the early stage of disease, spray 50% carbendazim or 50% thiophanate 500-fold to 600-fold solution, or 75% chlorothalonil 600-fold to 800-fold solution. (2) Sooty mold: First, after disease occurs, wipe the diseased branches and leaves with clean water and spray 50% carbendazim 500-fold to 800-fold solution. Second, avoid water accumulation. (3) Rust: In addition to the above methods, after disease occurs, spray 97% sodium dinitro-o-cresolate 250-fold to 300-fold solution (add 0.1% washing powder), or 25% triadimefon 1500-fold to 2500-fold solution. (4) Southern blight and sclerotinia rot: First, use 1% formalin solution or treat the soil with 70% quintozene, using about 5 g to 8 g of quintozene per sq m, mixed with 30 times fine soil and applied into the soil. Second, select disease-free seedlings or soak them in 70% thiophanate 500-fold solution for 10 minutes before planting. Third, water reasonably and avoid water accumulation. (5) Damping-off and root rot: First, disinfect the soil with 1% formalin, or place the culture soil in a pot and steam it for 1 hour. Second, avoid water accumulation. Third, in the early stage of disease, irrigate the root zone with 50% amobam 300-fold to 400-fold solution, using 2 kg to 4 kg of solution per sq m.
2. Prevention and treatment of bacterial diseases: Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms, often spread by flowing water, rainwater, insects, seeds, soil, and diseased plant residues. They invade flowers through stomata or wounds, causing disease, such as soft rot, bacterial wilt, crown gall, and bacterial shot hole. (1) Methods for preventing and treating soft rot: First, for potted plants, it is best to change to new culture soil once every year. Second, after disease occurs, promptly irrigate the root-zone soil of diseased plants with dexon 600-fold to 800-fold solution. (2) Bacterial shot hole: First, spray 65% zineb 600-fold solution for prevention before disease occurs. Second, promptly remove and burn the affected parts. Third, in the early stage of disease, spray 50% tecloftalam 800-fold to 1000-fold solution. (3) Crown gall: First, when planting, select disease-free seedlings or treat the soil with quintozene. Second, after disease occurs, immediately cut off the galls and disinfect with 0.1% mercury water.
3. Prevention and treatment of viral diseases: Viruses are tiny parasites without cellular structure. They infect through insects, grafting, cuttings, pruning and other mechanical damage. After flowers become diseased, the symptoms mainly include mosaic, necrotic spots, leaf yellowing, deformity, and clustering. These viruses overwinter in seeds, diseased plant residues, soil, and insects. Preventing viral diseases requires even more emphasis on prevention first and integrated control. Methods for preventing and treating pests and diseases: First, disinfect the soil. Burned soil or formalin (40%) diluted 50-fold to 300-fold can be used. After spraying the soil wet, cover it with plastic film; open and turn it after 5 days, and use it as flower potting soil after 3 more days. Second, heat treatment, such as soaking ordinary seeds in warm water at 50°C to 55°C for 10 minutes to 15 minutes. Third, selecting excellent disease-tolerant and disease-resistant varieties is the fundamental way to prevent and treat viral diseases. Strictly select virus-free propagation materials. Fourth, spray 40% dimethoate emulsifiable concentrate 1000-fold to 1500-fold solution at the appropriate time to eliminate virus-transmitting insects such as aphids and whiteflies. Fifth, promptly pull out and burn diseased plants when found. Hands and tools that have touched diseased plants should be washed clean with soapy water to prevent artificial contact transmission. Sixth, eradicate weeds to reduce sources of virus infection. In addition, attention to ventilation and light transmission, and reasonable fertilization and watering to promote robust flower growth, can all reduce viral diseases.
4. Prevention and treatment of nematode diseases: Nematodes are tiny roundworms that parasitize plant roots and use spear-like mouthparts to pierce plant root cells, causing them to form tumor-like nodules, known as nematode disease. The main control methods are: First, soil disinfection. Steam the culture soil in a steamer for about 2 hours. Second, hot water treatment. Soak the diseased propagation parts in hot water (at 50°C, soak for 10 minutes; at 55°C, soak for 5 minutes), which can kill nematodes without harming the host. Third, turn and sun the soil several times during the dog days, which can eliminate a large number of pathogenic nematodes. Fourth, remove diseased plants, diseased residues, and wild hosts. Fifth, fertilize and water reasonably so that plants grow robustly, which can also effectively reduce nematode diseases.