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Common insect pests of hibiscus and Solutions

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-21 08:15:53
Uranus: this kind of insect pest is common. If it happens, spray pesticide in time for sterilization. Daniel: if you can find the hole of the insect, it's best to directly seal the hole and spray the pesticide. Aphid: at the initial hatching stage, twice the reagent of dimethoate milk is applied to the aphid. Later, dimethoate oxide can be applied to the aphid. Moth: use 50% sulfuric acid solution to kill eggs.

I. Uranus

This kind of disease often occurs in this plant. We can use some pesticides to kill it.

2. Tianniu

We need to check the branches of the tree often, because there will be a longicorn. If we find it, we need to seal the hole and kill it

3. Aphid

This is the key point. It should be allowed to apply dimethoate milk to it at the time of initial incubation. This is 80%, and it needs twice the reagent. In addition, we can apply Omethoate to it. The concentration is 40% and the multiple is 2000. If there are galls or galls in the tree, the concentration should be increased.

4. Leaf curler

If the larva has already hatched at the beginning, or because the leaves are rolled and it has not landed, we can apply phoxim acid to the larva at a concentration of 50% and a multiple of 1000. In addition, the concentration of trichlorfon can be 90% times 1000 to spray.

5. Inchworm

This needs to be killed at larva time. You can use trichlorfon. LEGO can also work on it. It needs a concentration of 40% and a multiple of 1000. It's also useful to catch its larvae, or to release parasitic wasps

6. Moth

This is to collect its cocoon and bury it in the soil. The methods of collecting cocoons are picking, tapping, digging, etc. In this way, the density of insects will be greatly reduced. And its larva is generally gregarious, we can remove it. In addition, we can use its dependence on light, tempt it, and then get rid of it.

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