Diseases and Pests of Ornithogalum and Their Control

Diseases of Ornithogalum

Mosaic disease of Ornithogalum

Ornithogalum is more susceptible to mosaic disease, which is spread by aphids. It will cause the leaves of the tiger eye evergreen to turn yellow or develop spots and gradually wither.

The damage caused by mosaic disease will hinder the healthy growth of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia or even hinder its growth. Timely prevention and control are needed. First of all, the bulbs of healthy plants should be selected for reproduction. If diseased plants are found, they should be pulled out in time to prevent infection. Secondly, 2.5% dernethainan diluted 800 times should be sprayed to stop the spread of the virus.

Pests of Ornithogalum

Aphid Pests on Ornithogalum

Common pests of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia include aphids, which will eat the stems and leaves of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia and hinder its growth.

When aphids appear, they should be caught and eliminated, or they can be sprayed with pesticides.

Red spider pests on Ornithogalum

Tiger eye evergreen can also breed red spider mites, which eat its leaves, stems, and flowers. At this time, use 1500 times diluted 40% oxydemeton-methyl emulsifiable concentrate for spraying for prevention and control.

Well, the above are the common diseases and pests of Ornithogalum. Remember to treat it in time if Ornithogalum is sick!