This video is about leaf curling disease in chili pepper, capsicum and tomato Plants. I'll show how to properly identify it, what should we do to prevent it and how to cure it.
Leaf curling in chili pepper, capsicum, tomato or in fact any fruiting and flowering plants is one of the most common problems any gardener face. If not treated at very early stages of infection, the plants' growth will be stunted and that will cause not only a significant reduction in the yield, but also result in a distorted fruit formation. In today's episode, we discuss what causes leaves to curl (there are three primary reasons for leaf curling - environmental stress, leaf curl virus and pest attacks), how to properly identify it - differences between upward, downward and random curling of leaves, how to control and treat it very efficiently.
Insecticides to control leaf curling pests:
Bayer Confidor (chemical name: Imidacloprid) - for Aphids, Thrips, Whiteflies
Tatamida (chemical name: Imidacloprid) - for Aphids, Thrips, Whiteflies
Tafgor/Rogor (chemical name: Dimethoate) - for Aphids, Thrips, Whiteflies
Bayer Regent SC (chemical name: Fipronil) - for Aphids, Thrips, Whiteflies
Bayer Oberon (chemical name: Spiromesifen) - for Mites and Whiteflies
Movento Energy (chemical name: Spirotetramat+Imidacloprid) - for Mites and Whiteflies
BASF Intrepid (chemical name: Chlorfenapyr) - for Mites
Vedic Kaka (Organic product) - mainly for Mites
Aimco Theeta (Organic product) - for Mites, Thrips
Aimco Thrill (Organic product) - for Mites, Thrips
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