Miscellaneous Tips

On the leaves of your cucumber seedlings, still growing on the windowsill or already planted in open ground or a greenhouse, white spots suddenly began to appear, which made you look for the reasons for this clearly not "positive" phenomenon. Well, then you ...

You are looking for an effective fungicide for grape anthracnose, right? Well, below you will be presented with a list of the most popular preparations for processing grapes in order to protect (prevent) and treat anthracnose. ...

The berries of your grapes suddenly began to become covered with a gray bloom and rot, the harvest began to literally disappear even on the bush. A familiar situation, isn't it? No wonder you decided to look for information on measures to combat gray rot. Then you ...

You probably decided to improve the fertility of your soil in order to increase the yield or decorativeness of crops on your site, which is why you thought about using potassium humate, right? Well, the idea is really sensible, because the more ...

If you notice small holes on young leaves of radish or cabbage, then take a closer look and, most likely, you will see black bugs. Next, you will find out what to do if cruciferous fleas attacked radishes or cabbage, which are ...

Have you noticed that there are blisters (blisters) on the leaves of your grapes, and a white coating on the back? Most likely, these are symptoms of infection of grapes by one nasty pest. Just do not confuse it with grape mildew (false mealy ...

A familiar situation: you bit off an apple (in which there was a black hole), and there was a worm in it? In fact, this is not a worm, but a larva (caterpillar) of the codling moth. Next, you will find out what methods of fighting on an apple tree exist ...

You can't figure out who is eating your gooseberries and currants? Take a closer look! If the berries are braided with cobwebs, and green caterpillars sit on them, then this is none other than a gooseberry moth. Next, you will learn how to protect gooseberries and ...

Probably, you have repeatedly asked the question: "Why do currant shoots and leaves dry?" Unfortunately, many of us (summer residents) are familiar with this misfortune, more precisely, a butterfly, or rather, its larvae (caterpillars) ... Next, we will try to disassemble everything ...

Spring. The currant buds began to swell, and you found that some of them were somehow too swollen ... Should I worry? Perhaps, but it is fixable. Next, you will learn what to do if you notice mite buds on currants, ...