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Capsicum & Chilli
Chilly flower buds turning yellow and falling off, it had aphids earlier, but no more after spraying it with neem oil solution
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Showing symptoms in the above pic
+ 2These flies have completely destroyed already two plants of mine and am trying to save the third please give possible solution.
The leaves of the plant eventually shrinking,and no more growth for the plant
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+ 2These flies have completely destroyed already two plants of mine and am trying to save the third please give possible solution.
The leaves of the plant eventually shrinking,and no more growth for the plant
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Sreekanth
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4 years ago
Hi Husain Add phosphorus and potassium rich fertilizer. Ensure natural pollination.
Abdul
1169
4 years ago
Peppers can lose their flowers if the soil is stagnant in the soil or if the water is always stagnant or the flowers may fall due to lack of phosphorus and boron fertilizers.
Sali
412182
4 years ago
Husain This is a characteristic symptom of post sucking damage of emerging chilli fruit by Aphids attack. So, you have to monitor every day if you find any presence of Aphids on flower. Pls try to remove the aphids by brushing when the fecundity level is at minimum. For example, see my plant.
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4 years ago
Sreekanth M Abdul Haque Sali thank u all.. Have put fertilizers... And keeping a watch for aphids.. There's a lack of natural pollination.. Any advice on how to overcome that