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Papaya red lady variety, 2.5 months after plantation.
Some plants bottom leafs are turning yellow and drying. Please advise.
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This plant is planted on 21st April, this is the status as on 27th April, the leaves are drying up, what could be the possible reason. Irrigation is being done through drip and almost on daily basis looking into the high temperature 41 Celsius.
This plant is planted on 21st April, this is the status as on 27th April, the leaves are drying up, what could be the possible reason. Irrigation is being done through drip and almost on daily basis looking into the high temperature 41 Celsius.
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One month old papaya plant , lower leaf ,what is the reason
Light spots on leaves In all lower leafs
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What disease this is remedy for this?
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This plant is planted on 21st April, this is the status as on 27th April, the leaves are drying up, what could be the possible reason. Irrigation is being done through drip and almost on daily basis looking into the high temperature 41 Celsius.
This plant is planted on 21st April, this is the status as on 27th April, the leaves are drying up, what could be the possible reason. Irrigation is being done through drip and almost on daily basis looking into the high temperature 41 Celsius.
Thrips
One month old papaya plant , lower leaf ,what is the reason
Light spots on leaves In all lower leafs
Magnesium Deficiency
What disease this is remedy for this?
Black spots on papaya
Anthracnose of Papaya and Mango
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Obaida
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5 years ago
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Suresh
173336
5 years ago
Hi Venkateshwar Rao . It might be due to Nitrogen Deficiency . Click on green link for checking symptoms and taking control measures.
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5 years ago
Thanks Suresh Gollar for prompt reply. And appreciate the effort and time spared by people like you in this community, helping wannabe farmers like us. Sorry for asking again, but I have been giving soluble fertilisers like 12.62.00 and 19.19. 19 1kg per acre every week and last was 100g per plant of 14.35.14 -- 3 days back. Why is there still a nitrogen deficiency when all those components are rich in nitrogen.? Sorry again for being stupid in asking this question. I have checked pH of the soil today with a pH meter and a pH paper both are showing a pH about 7.5.
Suresh
173336
5 years ago
Hi Venkateshwar Rao . Nice to know it. Follow the fertigation schedule as per your plan. Some time, the expression of any charectorstic in plant occurred might be due to variations in climatical conditions and many inherent characteristics and wrong practices too. As for as your crop is concerned now, your crop is in good condition, nothing to worry about it. But as you know human errors are always there. Only thing is that, one has to follow the instruction like following "Good package of practices pertaining to respective crop" according to the plan of your area.
Obaida
1188
5 years ago
Venkateshwar Rao Suresh Gollar thanks
Suresh
173336
5 years ago
Welcome Obaida Bazzeh .
Venkateshwar
81
5 years ago
Suresh Gollar thanks
Suresh
173336
5 years ago
Welcome Venkateshwar Rao ji.
Sali
412182
5 years ago
Venkateshwar Rao I appreciate Suresh Gollar and Obaida Bazzeh for the great insight 😂 Pls be informed that older leaves need to die after a certain age, so the older leaves transfer nutrients to younger ones, as a result, older leaves become yellow to tan in color. This is a a most common physiological phenomenon in plant life. According to me there are excess of green leaves in your plants, so flowering will be delayed, so you should thin out excess of green leaves, that helps in elongation, and setting of early flowering. According to me there is no nutrients deficiency, rather there are excess of nitrogen for what green leaves are seen in a form of clusters in almost every plant. 😁