WHAT IS A BLACK SPOT DISEASE

In cool, moist weather, small black spots appear on the foliage, which starts to turn yellow and eventually drops off.

HOW TO PREVENT BLACK SPOT DISEASE

• Good quality and well-draining potting soil prevent most of the disease from occurring. As a preventive method, loosen the soil in the root of the plant. Prepare the mix of Epsom Salt + Bone Meal + Vermi Compost. Put this in the root and mix with soil and give water regularly as per plant's water need.
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• Avoid getting the leaves wet while watering. There is not much you can do about rain, but avoid overhead sprinklers and focus water directly on the plant's roots.
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• Keep the foliage as dry as possible, since the spores need a wet surface in order to germinate.
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• Improve the air circulation around your plants by spacing them properly and pruning them regularly.
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• Grow your plants where they will receive ample sunlight, which speeds the drying of the foliage.

• Remove leaves that are affected by diseases. Take one liter water and mix 5 ML of organic Neem Oil & 5 ML bath shampoo mix them well in the water. Spray that solution on every leaf until it's fully wet. Repeat this spraying every week for few weeks.
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• Every alternative day mix 40 ml of Agnastram with 1 liter of water and spray this solution on the plants once a day
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• Be sure to spray the solutions entire plant, including the tops and bottoms of the leaves as well as the stems.

• Baking soda spray: Dissolve 1 teaspoon baking soda in 1 quart of warm water. Add up to 1 teaspoon of liquid soap. Spray leaves thoroughly. This mixture works as a preventive. It also offers some protection from powdery mildew.

SUSPECTABLE PLANTS