How to use copper wire to get rid of Phytophthora on tomatoes Bashny.Net

As soon as the stem of the tomato a little stronger immediately pierce its thin copper wire and leave it on all the time. The copper wire needs to be cleaned from varnish and other coatings, i.e., the copper should be directly in contact with the stem of the tomato!

Do this and you will forget about the late blight...

Cross staking of the stems of bushes of tomatoes copper wire is the most effective way to protect against Phytophthora. This method is widely famous across the globe and its effectiveness has numerous confirmations on the results of practical application.



Many of those who one year uses copper wire for the fight against blight, claim that after similar preventive treatment of tomatoes there is no need to use any other methods, including chemical.

The procedure of pricking bushes tomato copper wire is carried out only after the stalk becomes solid.

Staking must be done before or after transplanting the bushes on the plot, but in any case, in time. In both cases the time interval should be two weeks. This is because transplant and copper "needling" – a lot of stress for plants, which combine better not. And in two weeks the tomato was slow to adapt to new conditions or heal up his wounds inflicted by the wire.

Have strengthened, grown, but not planted in the ground seedlings copper wire stuck in the stem just below the 1st true-leaf. If the tomatoes already transplanted to the area, have adapted and got stronger then the wire is inserted at a distance from okuchit around the Bush land of 40-50 mm.

To implement this method you will need a thin copper wire with a diameter of 0.5–1.0 mm.
Cleanse it from:

• PVC-insulated knife;
  
  
• enamel coating – with emery or calcined and then washed.
  
  

After processing, the wire needs to Shine. It cut into separate pieces, with a length of 30-40 mm. In the case of using thick wire (with a diameter of about 1 mm) pierce the stem directly by the copper product.







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If the wire is thin, first make a puncture of the Bush with an awl or a needle, and then inserted into the resulting cut wire. The ends of the wire should protrude from both sides of the stem, they bend down. Install the wire ring around the trunk of the Bush, as this will hinder the growth and development of tomato itself and, subsequently, directly to the tomatoes.published

 



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