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Wisteria sinensis – wilted leaves
Hello. I noticed that the wisteria started to have some of the leaves wilted, not all of them, some are healthy. I only applied a spray of sanmite against the whitefly once. Do you have any suggestions on how I can save the flower? Thank you very much!
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Hello, in the photos I can see that you have also a lawn. You should know that it is important to ensure proper humidity, use an adequate volume of water, avoid excess, and let the soil dry almost completely between waterings. Be careful when watering it, it’s important that water does not reach the leaves of wisteria. In this case, it is recommended to administer a special fertilizer to improve soil quality, which increases microbial activity and intensifies the absorption processes at the roots such as organic soil Organic Soil Activator, 350 ml ). Loosen the soil a little before application. Foliar, you can apply a fertilizer with the effect of regeneration and strengthening of plants, such as biplantol vital ( Biplantol Vital NT, 250 ml ), applied by spraying on leaves in a dose of 20 ml / 1 l of water. Foliar applications can be repeated in about two to three weeks.
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