messy curry leaf plant
Couple of questions,
1) The leaves doesn't look very healthy, any idea what might help them?
2) What bugs are these? they are making a big mess, how to get rid of them?
plant-health diseases plant-care bugs
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
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Couple of questions,
1) The leaves doesn't look very healthy, any idea what might help them?
2) What bugs are these? they are making a big mess, how to get rid of them?
plant-health diseases plant-care bugs
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
383110
add a comment |
Couple of questions,
1) The leaves doesn't look very healthy, any idea what might help them?
2) What bugs are these? they are making a big mess, how to get rid of them?
plant-health diseases plant-care bugs
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
383110
Couple of questions,
1) The leaves doesn't look very healthy, any idea what might help them?
2) What bugs are these? they are making a big mess, how to get rid of them?
plant-health diseases plant-care bugs
plant-health diseases plant-care bugs
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
383110
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
383110
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
383110
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
383110
asked Dec 25 at 19:54
Anand Rockzz
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On the assumption that all the images are of the same plant, the problem is a rather heavy scale infestation - the fluffy white deposits are connected to the scale insect. If you are using this plant for edible purposes, you're restricted as to what measures you can take - there are some suggestions for control in this link https://homeguides.sfgate.com/rid-scale-curry-plant-35319.html, but if you have any rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits, take a cotton bud and dip it in, then just touch the brown scales which are present underneath the leaves and see if that makes it easier to get them off. Try not to get the methylated spirit on the leaves themselves.
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
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Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
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On the assumption that all the images are of the same plant, the problem is a rather heavy scale infestation - the fluffy white deposits are connected to the scale insect. If you are using this plant for edible purposes, you're restricted as to what measures you can take - there are some suggestions for control in this link https://homeguides.sfgate.com/rid-scale-curry-plant-35319.html, but if you have any rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits, take a cotton bud and dip it in, then just touch the brown scales which are present underneath the leaves and see if that makes it easier to get them off. Try not to get the methylated spirit on the leaves themselves.
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
107k254141
Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
Dec 25 at 23:31
add a comment |
On the assumption that all the images are of the same plant, the problem is a rather heavy scale infestation - the fluffy white deposits are connected to the scale insect. If you are using this plant for edible purposes, you're restricted as to what measures you can take - there are some suggestions for control in this link https://homeguides.sfgate.com/rid-scale-curry-plant-35319.html, but if you have any rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits, take a cotton bud and dip it in, then just touch the brown scales which are present underneath the leaves and see if that makes it easier to get them off. Try not to get the methylated spirit on the leaves themselves.
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
107k254141
Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
Dec 25 at 23:31
add a comment |
On the assumption that all the images are of the same plant, the problem is a rather heavy scale infestation - the fluffy white deposits are connected to the scale insect. If you are using this plant for edible purposes, you're restricted as to what measures you can take - there are some suggestions for control in this link https://homeguides.sfgate.com/rid-scale-curry-plant-35319.html, but if you have any rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits, take a cotton bud and dip it in, then just touch the brown scales which are present underneath the leaves and see if that makes it easier to get them off. Try not to get the methylated spirit on the leaves themselves.
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
107k254141
On the assumption that all the images are of the same plant, the problem is a rather heavy scale infestation - the fluffy white deposits are connected to the scale insect. If you are using this plant for edible purposes, you're restricted as to what measures you can take - there are some suggestions for control in this link https://homeguides.sfgate.com/rid-scale-curry-plant-35319.html, but if you have any rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits, take a cotton bud and dip it in, then just touch the brown scales which are present underneath the leaves and see if that makes it easier to get them off. Try not to get the methylated spirit on the leaves themselves.
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
107k254141
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
107k254141
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
107k254141
answered Dec 25 at 20:23
Bamboo
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Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
Dec 25 at 23:31
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Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
Dec 25 at 23:31
Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
Dec 25 at 23:31
Yes all the pictures are from the same plant, thank you will try and update
– Anand Rockzz
Dec 25 at 23:31
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