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Y this mobule coming from the fruit
Okra (Lady Finger) (Bhindi) has these things on leaves. Leaves are eaten in parts. New branches as well as vegetable is being eaten by this insect.
Why my okra stems are turning yellow at top? Should I cut them? Previously there was mealy bug infestation and I treated them, now could witness new leaves growing at bottom. But still the upper part of the stem is turning yellow. What could be the reason and what should be done? Thanks in advance
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Learn more about PlantixY this mobule coming from the fruit
Okra (Lady Finger) (Bhindi) has these things on leaves. Leaves are eaten in parts. New branches as well as vegetable is being eaten by this insect.
Why my okra stems are turning yellow at top? Should I cut them? Previously there was mealy bug infestation and I treated them, now could witness new leaves growing at bottom. But still the upper part of the stem is turning yellow. What could be the reason and what should be done? Thanks in advance
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Sreekanth
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3 years ago
Balaji It's due to Flea Beetles Please check this link for more details and preventive measures.
Suresh
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3 years ago
Hi Balaji. Compare symptoms with Flea Beetles by clicking on green link for checking symptoms and taking control measures from Plantix library.
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Balaji I also agree with Suresh Gollar and Sreekanth M.