Address the issue promptly if your prayer plant’s leaves are turning yellow. Yellowing leaves signal underlying problems in your prayer plant. Here’s a look at the potential causes and how to manage prayer plant yellow leaves effectively. Prayer Plant Yellow Leaves: Some Common Causes Too much water Excess water is the leading cause of prayer […]
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Coral spot fungus, also known as Nectria cinnabarina, is another common fungal disease affecting numerous trees and shrubs. You can easily identify it by the pink to orange spore masses that form and infect weakened or injured plants, mostly attacking branches. Gardeners and arborists must understand what signs to look out for to manage and
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Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV), a plant virus identified in Impatien plants. However it infects many other species both ornamental and agricultural. INSV is spread rapidly over long distances by the western flower thrip (Frankliniella occidentalis) as they feed on infected plants and then move to healthy ones. The virus produces symptoms that range from
The fungal disease Cytospora canker is a major threat to many species of trees and shrubs, especially those already stressed by environmental factors or physical damage. But it is a rather serious disease, its main harmful species of the genus Cytospora. These mushrooms can cause significant harm and lead to blockage or wither away all
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One of the most important and common plant diseases in cruciferous crops (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower etc.) worldwide is White Rust disease that resulted from infection of diverse species belonging to symbiotic oomycete-like fungus Albugo. White Rust is easily identified by its powder-like white pustules on the underside of leaves, occasionally also found on stems and
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Needle Cast Disease threat to coniferous trees, forest ecosystems and ornamental landscapes. The disease is caused by several fungal pathogens, including species in the Lophodermium and Rhizosphaera fungi genera. Symptoms of susceptible trees include needle discoloration, early/late season defoliation and growth reductions which can inhibit successful tree development over time. The key to mitigating the
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Crown rot is a common and potentially destructive fungal land that affects many types of plants, especially those grown indoors or in wet conditions. Assuming the role of plant crown rot, root collar rock is a darker brown/gray mushy decay at the area between your plants roots and stem. The pathogens that most commonly induce
The pressure comes from insect pests and plant pathogens and the desire to eliminate them can be great in any gardener. We urge you not to break out the chemical weapons. In the short term, they may provide a rapid knock-down to the attackers, but they will likely wipe out the good guys as well.
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