Why Are My Tomato Leaves Turning Yellow

Why are my Tomato Leaves Turning Yellow and What You can Do?

The rising costs of groceries in the stores have made many families or green thumb dads seek homegrown alternatives or at least consider doing so. Vegetables are an excellent example of food items people cultivate in their backyards. And the vegetable we are going to talk about is the tomato. Tomatoes are easy to nurture…

Common House Plant Diseases
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12 Common House Plant Diseases: How to Identify and Treat Them

Your home will look lovely and have a touch of nature with houseplants. The harsh reality is that various common houseplant diseases can infect them, changing their beauty unattractive or even killing them. Many people are aware of plant diseases of outdoor plants, however, interior plants are also susceptible to disease. Here is a list…

Cabbage Moth

How to Get Rid of Cabbage Moths: A Comprehensive Guide

The cabbage moth is one of the most frequent garden pests. We know every gardener has a problem with them! They can be deceptive, frustrating, and harmful to plants. There are several simple techniques to keep cabbage month away while still reaping a gorgeous, plentiful harvest! The cabbage moth (Mamestra brassicae) is best recognized as…

Black Garden Ant

Black Garden Ants: Behavior, Benefits, and Control

Black Garden Ants (Lasius niger) are widespread and largely harmless, though they can be a nuisance if they enter homes. The Common House Ant, Common Black Ant, and Tramp Ant are all names for the formicine ant species known as the Black Garden Ant. It belongs to the subgenus Lasius, which is found in areas…

Pest and Diseases of Rubber

13 Pest and Diseases of Rubber – Leaf, Panel and Root Disease

1. Leaf Disease 2. Panel Disease 3. Root Diseases RUBBER LEAF DISEASES 1. Odium Leaf Disease Causal Organism: Odium heveae The fungus infects leaves at various stages of maturity. Predominantly noticed on newly formed tender flush during the refoliation period. Tender leaves with ashy coating curl, crinkle, and edges roll inwards and fall, leaving the petioles attached…