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The symptoms are in patches. I could not find the larvae despite the effort. All I can find was a moth on a leaf whose picture is attached. Please give appropriate suggestion.
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Spots on the leaves. What to do
Change is leaf. It's folding down words.
There was light rain in last week, basic fertilizers were applied. At present, local temperature is 16-32°C. Sunny and clear atmosphere, soil moisture is 70%.
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Learn more about PlantixSpots on the leaves. What to do
Change is leaf. It's folding down words.
There was light rain in last week, basic fertilizers were applied. At present, local temperature is 16-32°C. Sunny and clear atmosphere, soil moisture is 70%.
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Venkat
603389
4 years ago
Ejaz Amir Looks like beetles attack
Shahzaib
166239
4 years ago
Hi Ejaz Amir , It is not due to the attack of Spotted boll worms as there is no waste or excreta or worms there. It might be due to the attack of Flea Beetles .
Sali
412192
4 years ago
Ejaz Amir Pls ck for তুলার দাগাঙ্কিত গুটি পোকা and compare. I guess if there were an attack by তামাক লেদাপোকা during early flushes of new leaves. Pls have a look in Plantix Library and compare also for this insect. Naturally the larvae is absent now because it has already gone pupation or in adults moth. So, you need not do anything with chemicals right at this moment until you see similar attack in next flushes.
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15478
4 years ago
Hi! It looks like attack by chewing pests. Apply neem oil on the leaves to prevent more damages.