Perhaps your friends, who like the basin view, are suffering from a variety of pests and diseases in everyday conservation, and have had a huge impact on the basin view. This issue is devoted to the prevention and treatment of the two most common diseases in the panoramic landscape, and i have some lessons that i have learned, and i would like to help my beloved friends。
1-phone lice
The incidence of lice generally occurs between september and december, perhaps with geographical differences, during which the northern part of the country has a high incidence. Sufficient sunlight and temperature are well suited for the incubation of the powdered lice, with the rate of reproduction increasing geometrically, and they absorb the juice of leaves, making the light co-operation of the leaves very difficult. And once they breed, they're very headaches, and it's hard to kill their eggs, and i've taught them. So my solution was to find a powdered lice, and i used a combination of americium and furachlor, because using a single group would create resistance. Following the spraying of both drugs, visible lice bodies can be seen in three minutes and living insects in half an hour。
The treatment of this pest is mainly strangulation, and once the eggs are laid, it's a lot of trouble, and you have to spray them all the time, and it's very difficult to cure them. Also by the way, the americium and furflammide tastes a little bad, and the spray is then ventilated in the windows and does not dry the clothes, although they are harmless to mammals. Because other drugs don't work well, they taste like shit for a long time. Alkyl and furachlor also smell, but they are spread faster and bearable。
The above is a combination of powdered lice and powdered lice
Pinky
The period between july and december, the peak of which is october and december, is in the northern part of the country and the exact time of the outbreak elsewhere is unknown for information purposes only. Powder disease is a fungi infection, with fungi silk covering the leaves of plants at the time of the outbreak and sometimes impregnated with larvae. I can't agree with some of my friends who say it's a bad ventilation, because i've studied it in the field and it's very serious and it's all white. But i found that there was a stronger resistance to disease, a thicker variety of leaves, a lot of wrinkles, and a big fruit. I use potassium permanganate solution, which has some effect. Friends then recommended the use of multibacterium, which is a powdered and multibacteric disease, with good results but largely unlikely to cure root causes. The approach to combating platinum is predominantly agricultural and chemical. The first is to clean the flower basins, clean the leaves and branches, remove the bacterial branches and reduce the primary sources of infection. The second is chemical control. The drugs are sprayed twice a month, minimizing the likelihood of disease。
(mulcular spirit against powder, leaf infested with powder)
These are some of my experiences with flowers, and i hope to help my friends who are beset by pests
