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Master the Language of Houseplant Leaves: Learn What They're Trying To Tell You
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How to Identify & Control Common Garden Pests by Leaf Signatures
How to Identify & Control Common Garden Pests by Leaf Signatures
Identify and control common garden pests by their leaf signatures in this useful gardening video. In this Episode all plant lovers can protect their plants and improve their plant growth by using the best organic pesticides for killing common pests like aphids, mealybugs, whiteflies, caterpillars, thrips, slugs and snails, because healthy plants means better growth and better flowering and fruiting.
This episode will guide you step by step to recognize common pests and insects in your garden by looking into their leaf signatures and take the necessary steps to eradicate that particular pest from your plants.
How would you feel, when on your garden inspection you find part of your plants and leaves have disappeared while you slept, or realize your flower buds are damaged and very badly disfigured?
I am sure after seeing this damage, Your first instinct is likely to spray some powerful chemical pesticide all over your plants to kill those culprits without even investigating further. This is not correct way to kill pests. Please Spend a little time to find out what's eating your plants and then take necessary action or apply pesticide or insecticide particularly prescribed for that pest or insect.
Yes, Today we will look into Identifying those common pests by scanning their leaf signatures – that’s the leaf damage pattern they leave after feeding on your plants.
1. Chewed Leaves or Slime Trails
2. Chewed Leaves along the edges
3. Chewed Leaves with central holes in between veins – like Skeletonised leaves
4. Discolored Leaves + Sucking Damage
5. Zig zag leaf mining Pattern
6. Sucking Damage and Deformed Leaves and Leaf Curls
7. Leaf Galls or Leaf Bumps.
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