Protecting Secondary Stage Cardamom Tillers from Pythium Attack

Moving young cardamom sprouts from primary beds to secondary nursery beds is a delicate process. During rainy spells, these young, transplanted seedlings are highly vulnerable to late-stage damping-off rot, which attacks the stem at the soil line and causes the plant to collapse.

To keep your nursery stock healthy, spray and drench your beds with a liquid formulation of Pseudomonas fluorescens right after transplanting. This helpful bacterium colonizes the tender plant stems, blocking disease-causing molds from taking hold and helping your seedlings grow strong.

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