chilli plants are dying due to rainy weather
Chilli Pepper Sangrur (Punjab) INDIA
I have two acres of chilli plants in good conditions . But due to 4 to 5 days of rainy weather some of the plants look like they are going to die .
Please help. How can I protect them .
Please help. How can I protect them .
Posted
by: Kuldeep Singh
(1 point)
Posted: August 10, 2016
Answers
Do you have any pictures or you can describe the symptoms? There are many pathogens in the soil that can become worse when a lot of water is present. If there is a lot of standing water in your field then the roots may also be water-logged and needing oxygen.
Posted
by: Kathryn Fiedler
(72 points)
Posted: September 14, 2016
Lafta commented,
Hi Kathryn, Hi all fellows, I will start to study on chilli pests and diseases under the field condition and I will transfer them to chilli plants which are planting under the greenhouse. I'm thinking how can plan my trials under the greenhouse. I have no idea about that. If you have an idea (drawing or clarification) about that, could you send it on my email, please. My email is master936200@yahoo.com almost 7 years ago.
Hi Kathryn, Hi all fellows, I will start to study on chilli pests and diseases under the field condition and I will transfer them to chilli plants which are planting under the greenhouse. I'm thinking how can plan my trials under the greenhouse. I have no idea about that. If you have an idea (drawing or clarification) about that, could you send it on my email, please. My email is master936200@yahoo.com almost 7 years ago.
Hi Kathryn Fiedler,
could you tell me which the major pathogens and pests that cause considerable losses of chilli production in Australia please.
Best regards
Lafta
could you tell me which the major pathogens and pests that cause considerable losses of chilli production in Australia please.
Best regards
Lafta
Posted
by: Lafta
(1 point)
Posted: September 20, 2016
Kathryn Fiedler commented,
hi Lafta, There are many pests of chili and it depends on your region, varieties of chili you are growing, etc. so it is impossible to tell you precisely what you may run into. The best approach is to prevent disease and insects from even getting to your farm by following good agricultural practices. over 7 years ago.
hi Lafta, There are many pests of chili and it depends on your region, varieties of chili you are growing, etc. so it is impossible to tell you precisely what you may run into. The best approach is to prevent disease and insects from even getting to your farm by following good agricultural practices. over 7 years ago.
David Hughes commented,
Lafta See our entry. https://www.plantvillage.org/en/topic... over 7 years ago.
Lafta See our entry. https://www.plantvillage.org/en/topic... over 7 years ago.
Lafta commented,
Thank u so much for that. I will try to study more about my town ( Bundaberg 4670, Australia. over 7 years ago.
Thank u so much for that. I will try to study more about my town ( Bundaberg 4670, Australia. over 7 years ago.
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Do you have any pictures or you can describe the symptoms? There are many pathogens in the soil that can become worse when a lot of water is present. If there is a lot of standing water in your field then the roots may also be water-logged and needing oxygen. over 7 years ago.