Caused by fungi.🌱

🌿 analyze the symptoms from the image 🌿.

🌱 The flowers dry and turn dark brown: the fruiting end area (the blooming female flowers) is dry, crisp and decaying.

🌱, the skin begins to change color: the bottom area begins to become pale yellow, which normally, if successfully fertilized, the soft fruit should be fresh green and grow back.

🌱 Island droplets at the poles: indicates high humidity in the air, or may be caused by rain / watering.

👉 Causes: "Non-stick pollination" or "mold to destroy"

👉 These symptoms are very common, mainly due to these two factors:

🌱 Unsuccessful pollination: Female flowers bloom but no insects to mix or no male flowers bloom at the same time, leaving the weak fruit unfertilized. After a few days, the result starts to yellow, atrophy and fall.

🌱 Fruit Rot from Moisture: The withered petals at the end of the fruit (pictured) are a good moisture collector. When it rains or is watered, the petals rot and become home to the fungus. The fungus then spread into the young fruit, causing the early rot.

🛠️ How to fix and prevent for the next baby

Don't be sorry. Every novice farmer meets like this. Around the next time, try to follow this formula and definitely eat children:

🌱. Remove the dried petals. 🌱

After blooming and starting to wilt (about 1-2 days after pollination), hurry to remove the dried petals gently at the end of the disposable effect. Do not allow rot to bear fruit. To reduce mold accumulation.

♥️ "Cupid" (hand-pollinated): In the early hours of the morning (about 6: 00 to 9: 00), take the male flower (a flower with no small balls on the cone), remove the petals to the stamens, and rub it on the top of the female pollen (a flower with a small pumpkin on the cone). This is more accurate than a map.

🌱 Be careful about watering. 🌱

Try watering at the root of the tree, avoiding spraying water directly into flowers and young fruits, especially during infections.

👉 try again. When the flowers come, mix hands and dry the flowers immediately. Eat long fruit. Of course! Where do you want to see more?

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