What should I do if there are toothworms growing in flowers? How to prevent peanut sprouts from grow

I'm glad with the subject's question, because I also grow a few peanuts.

It takes more than 3 months for peanuts to be planted and harvested. Technical support is also needed to manage it.

Because peanuts are underground fruits, the first problem it encounters is how to defeat underground pests, not be eaten by them. As soon as the peanut is planted, the underground pest grub begins to eat the roots of the peanut, causing the phenomenon of flower life and death of seedlings. If you want to solve this problem fundamentally, that is, soak the seeds, let the smell of pesticides, so that the grubs can not get close to the peanut seeds, or after the grubs have eaten the peanut seeds, the effect of the drug will attack and poison the grubs to death.

In addition, before planting peanuts, sprinkle lime powder when preparing the land, which can also control underground pests.

What I recommend is to use plant ash + egg skin to control underground pests. I used it last year, and it worked. The method is to put away the usual egg skins and mash them, and mix them well with the plant ashes.

Before the peanuts are cultivated, they are sprinkled on the roots of the peanuts, and they are mixed with the soil during the cultivation, which effectively controls underground pests. (When using, add some water to the plant ash appropriately).

The second 8 questions, that is, what to do if the flowers grow aphids, which is the problem of ground pests encountered by peanuts. In my peanuts, there are very few aphids growing in flowers. When there are more appears, it is armyworm and cotton bollworm.

These two kinds of pests are more when the peanut is in full bloom, it eats the leaves of peanuts, and eats the flowers of peanuts together, these two pests are very easy to treat, just spray on the line.

It must be sprayed, or it will not cause a certain reduction in production! If there is an abnormal climate, peanuts may grow aphids, and peanuts with aphids should also be sprayed, which is nothing to hesitate. Do you think, the leaves of the peanut are rolled up by aphids, is it still growing?

When spraying, it should be the nozzle that rushes up to spray the aphids to kill.

There is also the management of water and fertilizer, timely weeding

You can choose the right fertilizer drug, and after a certain treatment of these bugs, the quality can also be guaranteed.

If there are not many peanuts for the worms, you can put the peanuts in a plastic bag, tie the bag tightly, put it in the freezer of the refrigerator, and take it out after 48 hours to kill the worms in the peanuts. If there are too many peanuts, you can't eat them, just throw them away.

Spray some insecticides every other week, preferably in the morning and evening.

Spray some insecticides, some insecticides do not harm plants but can play an insecticidal role.

1. When pouring peanuts and soybeans fermented fertilizer water, as well as watering various homemade cooked fertilizer water, the dregs in should be filtered out; Fertilizer water should also be diluted with about double the amount of water before watering the flowers.

2. If some unfiltered debris of decaying animals and plants remains on the surface of the potting soil, it will attract all kinds of ants, insects, and some small larvae of plum moths and butterflies.

3. As long as it is not an insect that lays eggs on the branches and leaves, it is basically not a pest that harms the branches and leaves such as whiteflies.

You can use a flower shovel to completely loosen the soil for the flower pot and cover the topsoil to the bottom. Do not water for the time being, put it in a ventilated and dry place for a few days, or use a fan to blow on the pot for a few hours, and the insects can be killed.