
Garden strawberries can be affected by fungal, bacterial and viral diseases.
Root rot and wilting can become widespread if water and temperature conditions are not met, causing the death of both young and mature plants. Caused by pathogens such as Fusarium oxysporum, Pythium debaryanum, Verticillium albo-atrum, Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora coctorum, Phytophthora fragaria.
Among bacterial diseases, the most common are: bacterial root canker (Agrobacterium tumefaciens), bacterial blight of strawberry (Erwinia amylovora).
Viral diseases: leaf wrinkle disease (SCV), strawberry mosaic disease (SMV), thale cress mosaic disease (AMV).
Pests that are most often found on strawberries: strawberry whitefly, strawberry mite, strawberry leaf beetle, strawberry nematode.


In the seedling department
Adding to the substrate before rooting
Trichocin, SP
30 g / 250-300 l of substrate
or
Gliokladin, tab
1 tablet per pot
with a volume of 300-800 ml
or
watering with a solution
Trichocin, SP 30 g/150-200 l of water
until the substrate is completely saturated with moisture
Root and basal rot

In the seedling department
Watering seedlings after the emergence of young shoots with a solution of
Alirin-B, tab + Gamair, tab
10-20 tabs/100 l of water
Root and basal rot, wilting

In the seedling department
Before planting, water the soil or planting mats with a solution of
Trichocin, SP 30 g
and
Mikozar, SP
10 g/500 m2,
with a solution until completely saturated with moisture.
Repeat application after 4-6 months
Root and root rot, wilting

Planting on a permanent place
After planting and during the growing season, add to the substrate via drip irrigation and every 25-30 days
Alirin-B, tab + Gamair, tab
20-30 tab/100 m2
with the volume of water for one watering
Root and basal rot, late blight wilt
Spray plants at intervals of 25-30 days
Alirin-B, tab + Gamair, tab
15-20 tab/10 l/100 m2
Spotting (white, brown, angular), powdery mildew
Spray plants at intervals of 25-30 days
Trichocin, SP 30 g
and
Mikozar, SP
10 g/50 l /500 m2
Gray mold