Agricultural story #11
This is a beautiful cherry plant. I have planted it in a rubber because I don't want my plant to grow roots in the ground. Since the soil is cement. I have fertilized it with organic waste products and worm compost, or worm humus.
The plant has taken over some cherries on two occasions. I have tried to get it to load its delicious cherries again but I have not been able to do so. I am not giving up hope, I keep putting organic waste products in the soil that I add and the same worm compost.
Now it is tall, I have allowed the branches to go up to see how high it needs to be to release its flowers and then the fruits. I am always checking her because pests also tart her up from colonizers. One of the pests that likes to be on my plant the most is a very volatile one that attaches itself to the underside of the leaf and collects as little white clouds. As soon as I see it, I remove it from the leaf.
I try to make many homemade recipes to exterminate pests such as mixing soap with baking soda and vinegar. I have also used garlic and onion shells macerated for a week in a closed container. Then I put the result of these waters on the leaves and branches.
So far nothing has worked and I don't want to buy chemicals for my plants. I think that ultimately I will have to do it. The pests won't go away and they try to lodge in other fruit plants.
Not many people know of non-chemical products to spray on the plants. I also made a mixture with the branches and leaves of a plant called neem. This plant was recommended that I put it in a container and let it macerate for 3 days. At the end of which I proceeded to spray the final product on the leaves and branches.
Nothing has helped. Although my plant has withstood the pest attacks, I think that its flower load has been affected by the presence of these pests.
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¡Holaaa Gertu!🤗
Me sorprende ver que el cerezo se te dio en un huerto... Tenía entendido que esta es una deas plantas que indispensablemente necesitan de la superficie del suelo para pegar.
Te felicito por el cuidado que le brindas a esta planta... Me encanta el fruto y olor que destila.
Te deseo mucho éxito en la dinámica... Un fuerte abrazo💚
Hola amiga, que broma con esas plagas, en mi empleo habían muchas plantas y las curabamos con agua jabonosa, lo que era efectivo.
En general las personas utilizan químicos para exterminar las plagas, pero mientras podamos evitarlo es mejor.
Espero que tu planta de cerezo de frutos muy pronto.
Saludos.
A mi no me ha dado resultado la solución con jabón.
Estoy ansiosa de que me vuelva a producir las ricas cerezas.
Gracias amiga por tu valiosa visita a mi publicación.
Si llego a saber algo te contacto.
Saludos.
Muchas gracias por ese gesto, lo valoro enormemente. Dios te bendiga.
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We appreciate you for sharing your agricultural Story with us. Wow your cherry plant looks so nourished and it's growing fine. I love it.
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