Diseases of LycorisSymptoms of sooty disease of lyre coralSooty mold harms leaves, branches, and fruits, seriously affecting leaf photosynthesis, causing plant growth to decline and affecting ornamental value. In the early stage of sooty mold, a layer of dark brown mold appears on the surface of leaves, branches or fruits and gradually spreads. Prevention and treatment of sooty disease of lyre coralFirst, spray the diseased areas with 800 times diluted 50% thiophanate-methyl wettable powder, 400 times diluted 50% carbendazim wettable powder, and 500 times diluted 5% fungicide. Second, trim the coral appropriately to create good internal ventilation conditions. Pests of Lyreleaf CoralSo far, no insect pests have been found on harp corals. If flower lovers find insect pests on harp corals, they can choose corresponding pesticides to kill them. Notes on harp leaf coralThe latex of the harp coral is poisonous, so when you are relieving the pain of the harp coral, remember to be careful ~ don't put yourself in danger! If you accidentally ingest or come into contact with the latex of the coral, you must induce vomiting and wash it off immediately. |
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