Bí Quyết Trị Sâu Bệnh Hoàn Toàn Tự Nhiên & Cây Sai Trĩu Quả: Bình Bát Dây

This type of fertilizer is good for all kinds of plants. With abundant nutrients, the tree will grow rapidly, produce more branches, and support a heavy fruit yield. The mixture of moringa leaves, cassia leaves, medicinal sugar, and fermented rice water is excellent. To treat scale insects, fish mucus is the most effective. To control ladybugs and other pests, I use fish oil emulsion or neem oil. It turned cloudy white, like milk. This is a sign of good emulsification, as the spray must be applied thoroughly to both the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves. Do you see this? These insects are biting into the fruit, making it ugly and damaged. Our hanging basket will be ruined. This type of fertilizer is excellent for promoting leaf and branch development. Look here, the beetles are eating our leaves. This is a common type of pest, primarily the ladybug and fruit borer. Hello everyone, I'm DFU Pornhubbing. Welcome to my channel. This is our climbing starfruit trellis. About 3 to 4 months ago, I made a video tutorial on how to grow climbing potted plants. And this is exactly the climbing starfruit plant. Our climbing starfruit plant, even without requiring excessive care, still produces a large number of fruits. But if we pay a bit more attention to its care, it can yield a good harvest for many years in a row. Today, we will explore which type of fertilizer is best for it. Similarly to the prevention of some common pests and diseases. Although the climbing starfruit plant is rarely severely affected by pests and diseases, it still has a few minor issues. In this video, we'll see how to control them. Before starting, if you haven't subscribed to my channel yet, please click the subscribe button. If you like the video, please give it a like and don't forget to share it with your friends to watch. Now, let's get to the main content. I planted this creeping banyan plant about three to four months ago. When first planted, there were several large trees here. To meet my family's needs, I have cut down some trees. While cutting the tree, branches and leaves fell down, crushing the yellow porcelain bowl hanging on the vine and smashing it into fragments. But after clearing away the branches and leaves, I noticed the base of the tree was still alive, not completely dead. So I rewove the gold for it to climb again and nurtured it back to beautiful growth. I fertilize it with manure at least once a week. As I mentioned, it has also encountered a few minor serious pest issues. Although not severe, pests and diseases begin to appear as the plant grows denser. So, what have I done to handle it? Let's take a look together. First, the climbing starfruit plant needs to be planted in a place with plenty of sunlight. Especially those who grow on rooftops will achieve very good harvests. It's the same here—there were once many trees providing shade, but not anymore. This place receives plenty of sunlight, so the trees always bloom and bear fruit abundantly. Look here, these are very large gourd-shaped fruits. I propagate this plant by stem cutting. If you manage to obtain good cuttings somewhere, then bring them back and plant them. Note that there are some plants that bear only male flowers and do not produce fruit. Such trees should be avoided from the very beginning. Select good branches that bear fruit for planting. I've already made a video tutorial on how to propagate cuttings. If you haven't watched it yet, please click on the video I've linked below to watch it. Now, let's see what fertilizer is best for the plants. The climbing starfruit plant grows branches and leaves very vigorously. Therefore, we need to apply nitrogen-rich or nitrogenous fertilizers. Only when there is sufficient protein can the plant sprout, produce new shoots, and grow vigorously. The best and most readily available type of fertilizer is cow manure. Liquid cow manure fertilizer is the best. But not everyone has cow dung readily available. If not, we can use the leaves of the rattlebox plant, also known as green manure or green fertilizer. Pothos leaves are excellent for pothos plants. It helps the plant grow vigorously and produce many branches. This type of leaf has an extremely high nitrogen content, making it beneficial for all kinds of vegetable crops. It promotes the development of leaves and branches. Moreover, if you have any more moringa leaves, even better. The leaf canopy greatly helps the bean plants bear fruit. We all know that moringa leaves are very nutritious, Beneficial for human health and the immune system. For crops, it also helps stimulate flowering and fruit setting. Therefore, combining moringa leaves and neem leaves will produce an excellent fertilizer. If you don't have those things, I'll show you another way right in this video. Now, we will soak the banyan leaves and moringa leaves in water for about 3 days. Take a pineapple container and put the leaves inside. No need to remove the book; you can put the whole book in as well. However, it's better to remove some of the stiff branches when using fallen plum blossoms. Note that soaking the plant leaves will produce a somewhat unpleasant odor, which helps eliminate odors and promotes the fermentation process. We should add a little palm sugar or black sugar, as sugar helps microorganisms work more effectively. I'll add a little palm sugar and put all the banana leaves and moringa leaves into the bucket. Cut a piece of palmyra sugar into small bits and add it in. This type of fertilizer is good for all kinds of plants. Thanks to abundant water supply, the tree will grow rapidly, develop more branches, and support abundant fruit production. Next, we need rice washing water. Instead of using leaf water, using rice water will provide additional nutrients, and we can also make use of the kitchen wastewater. I added about 2 cups of fermented rice water. This is the rice water I strained out and let ferment naturally. There is approximately 4 liters of water in this container in total; there's no need to be overly precise with the measurement. We must submerge the leaf completely under water; don't let it float on the surface. Soak it like this for at least 3 days. To prevent the leaf from floating up, you can place a stone or a heavy object on top of it. Remember to put the lid back on the bin, so insects don't fly in to lay eggs and cause rotten food. Close the glass lid and leave it for about 3 to 4 days before using. Here, I'll show you the compost bin I've been fermenting for five days. The mixture of Moringa leaves, cassia leaves, palmyra sugar, and fermented rice water is excellent. Now, we will dilute this solution. The ratio is 1 scoop of fertilizer mixed with 3 scoops of plain water. Then water the creeping banyan plant. This type of fertilizer is good for all other types of crops. The remaining residue after filtering out the water, We can apply it directly at the base of the plant. Just fertilize generously in the corner, and do it regularly once a week. Moreover, I've also applied quite a bit of fertilizer to the pot for this plant. Burning firewood and dry leaves for the stove is also very good. This leaf fertilizer soak helps the plant grow leaves extremely well. Everyone should give it a try and see how it goes. If you don't have leaves, you can use peanut powder or peanut oil. Soaking peanuts to ferment and then watering them is also very beneficial. I fertilize once a week; if I don't have time, I at least do it every two weeks. Another important task is pruning the climbing vines that hang down to the ground. Don't let them spread under the ground; cut off all the excess vines. When pruned in this way, the plant will concentrate its nutrients on producing new shoots and climbing more effectively. We also need to inspect the tree daily to detect diseases early. Regular inspections help us better control the situation. As I mentioned, the leaf beetle, the leaf-eating insect appearing here, is present. Look at this—they've eaten holes all over the leaves. Look here, these little tortoise bugs are all over the place, feeding on our leaves. To treat this type and other pests such as fruit borers, boring worm, a type that bores into tree trunks and lays eggs Then, once the larvae have developed inside, we need to spray pesticides for control. Before spraying the pesticide, cut off all the branches and leaves hanging down to the ground, as I have already mentioned. To treat ladybugs and other pests, I use fish oil emulsion or neem oil. This is a very simple and effective method. Just buy a small amount of sealing oil in advance and keep it at home; it can be used immediately whenever needed. You should apply moisturizer at least once a week. Before spraying the seed oil, I will harvest all the mature banyan fruits. Since the odor of the adhesive can stick to the fruit, it is best to apply it two days before spraying. If you haven't followed my Facebook page yet, please follow it. And don't forget to share this video with your friends who love gardening. Look at this: the dull worm has pierced this fruit, causing it to become deformed, distorted, and damaged. This is a problem caused by either yellow rust or leaf spot. The best way to control yellowing and fruit drop is to use seven yellow mites. I already have a video tutorial for this 7. I will place the link in the recommendation tag and the description section. Come and take a look, everyone. Before applying the sealing oil, I had already picked quite a few fruits. Look at these, all big and round. This must weigh about 1.5 to 2 kilograms. While picking, I also noticed some centipedes. Fish protein is the most effective remedy for mealybugs. The smell of fish meal will repel wireworms. At the same time, fish emulsion also promotes flowering and fruit setting very effectively. Apply fish emulsion every 15 days during the peak flowering stage. Now we will mix the sealing oil for spraying. I've made many videos about how to mix drinks. But if anyone doesn't know, please take another look. Good-quality lubricating grease can be purchased at agricultural supply stores. The mixing ratio is 3 ml of lubricant oil per 1 liter of water. Here, since I'm mixing 3 liters of water, I'll use 9 ml of sealing oil. We need to add about 10 to 15 ml of liquid soap or dishwashing detergent. Or preferably natural hand wash. Since the lubricating oil is not soluble in water, soap is needed to emulsify it. Soap also helps the solution adhere better to plant leaves. Mix the lubricating oil and soap together thoroughly first. Stir thoroughly with a stick. No need to transfer to another bowl; you can mix directly like this. Look here, the color has changed. It turns cloudy white, like milk. This is a sign that emulsification is complete. Then, we dissolve this mixture in 3 liters of water. If the tree is still small, you can reduce the dosage to 2 ml of root oil per liter of water to avoid damaging the young leaves. For the larger plant, 3 ml is sufficient. Pour the solution into the spray bottle and add enough water to fill the bottle completely. When spraying, make sure to thoroughly spray both the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves. Only when we get close and examine carefully do we fully notice the various pests hiding in ambush. Alright, then. I'll just finish spraying this area. Let's pause here for now. If you haven't followed my Facebook page yet, please follow it right away. And don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel either. 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