Post-hail treatments. Care and remedies of affected plants
Index
Are there any remedies against hail?
Treatments after hail to disinfect wounds
How to treat plants after a hailstorm
Strategies for post hail
Introduction
In recent months, the weather has not been the most favorable for our crops which, of course, have been affected.
Among the various problems, the biggest was the hail that created quite a bit of damage to crops.
After hail , plants have more or less deep wounds, both to the plant's organs (leaves, branches), also compromising the vegetation of the following year, and to the fruit, penalizing the farmer economically.
Are there any remedies against hail?
The problem that should be of most concern is not the wound itself, but the damage it causes. The open wound is exploited by pathogenic organisms to penetrate the inside of the plant and feed on it.
This is why it is very important that after this atmospheric phenomenon the wounds are disinfected and they are tried to heal as soon as possible.
Having made the necessary premises, let's now see how to take care of the plants affected by hail.
This is the strategy we recommend.
Treatments after hail to disinfect wounds
- Stone fruits:
BIOBACTER 100 ml/quintal of water FREE SALE
SILVER 200 ml/quintal of water FREE SALE
- post-hail treatments for citrus vines, and vegetables:
Kendal TE 200cc + Megafol 300cc
For wound healing: (The surgery must be performed within 24 hours for healing to take place correctly)
BIOBACTER 200 ml/quintal of water FREE SALE
AUXIGER 80 ml/quintal of water FREE SALE
CALCIUM ALGAE 250 ml/quintal of water FREE SALE
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