What are the common pests in honeysuckle (Japanese honeysuckle) cultivation?
What pests affect honeysuckle? How do you control honeysuckle pests? I hope someone can help explain. The main pest of honeysuckle is aphids, which generally occur under high-temperature, rainy conditions and often damage honeysuckle's new leaves and vine tips, causing curling that affects growth and leads to low honeysuckle yields. Honeysuckle pest control methods: ...
What pests affect honeysuckle? How do you control honeysuckle pests? I hope someone can help explain.The main pest of honeysuckle is aphids, which generally occur under high-temperature, rainy conditions and often damage honeysuckle's new leaves and vine tips, causing curling that affects growth and leads to low honeysuckle yields.
Honeysuckle pest control methods:
1. Spray with 40% dimethoate emulsifiable concentrate at 3000 times dilution or 25% phosmet emulsifiable concentrate at 1000 times dilution. In addition, there are two simple methods.
2. Soak 5 g of cigarette butts in 70-80 ml of water at a ratio of 5 g to 70-80 ml, soak for 24 hours, rub lightly, filter out the residue with gauze, and then spray.
3. Use laundry detergent water (soap water) at a 1:200 dilution. To improve efficacy, add a few drops of rapeseed oil (do not use animal fat), stir thoroughly until no oil slick is visible on the surface, then spray with a sprayer, or add a little ginger water and spray; the effect is also very good.
4. For "Mieyajing" sold at flower and garden shops, add 200 ml of water per small packet; after spraying, results can be seen in 20-30 minutes.
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