Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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Microscopic worms attack the roots, forming large galls or knots. The seedling turns yellow, wilts, and stops growing.
Apply neem cake powder to the soil, which naturally suppresses nematodes. Liquid drench with jeevamrutha.
Use sterile potting soil. Plant marigolds heavily around the base, as their roots release a chemical that kills nematodes.
Book a 30-minute video call with an agronomist — bring photos and get a confirmed diagnosis with a treatment plan.
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