Plant health diagnosis
Pick your crop
Blueberry
Strawberry
Flowers
Sugarcane
What the course for blueberry covers
Yellow young leaves near the drippers - 1
Use Advanced for doses, plans and diagnosis - 2
Describe what you see, and where - 3
Check roots, wetting pattern and pH first - 4
Bring the readings back to ORTH One cane dying back after pruning - 5
Cane dieback from a pruning cut
What the course for strawberry covers
Plants wilting with red-streaked crowns - 1
Use Advanced for doses, plans and diagnosis - 2
Describe the plant, inside and out - 3
Check before you treat - 4
What is safe to do now If the lab confirms Fusarium - 5
Contain it this season - 6
Next season in the same soil - 7
Ask about varieties
What the course for flowers covers
Spots and leaf drop after cold nights - 1
Use Advanced for doses, plans and diagnosis - 2
Describe the leaves and the nights - 3
Check before you treat - 4
What is safe to do now If the lab confirms downy mildew - 5
Run the greenhouse dry at night - 6
Know when the climate is working
What the course for sugarcane covers
Gaps in the ratoon row - 1
Use Advanced for doses, plans and diagnosis - 2
Describe what you dig up - 3
Confirm it before you treat - 4
What to do while you wait Pustules on the leaves - 5
Tell the two rusts apart - 6
Confirm the species, then the variety