How Neem Oil Enhances Growth and Prevents Pests in LEMONS, and How to Dose Neem Oil in LEMONS?
Neem oil can also be used on citrus trees like lemons to enhance growth and prevent pests. The dosing of neem oil depends on the type of product used, so it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions. Generally, neem oil can be diluted with water and sprayed onto the citrus leaves using a sprayer. It's recommended to apply it in late spring or early summer before pests appear.
It's important to note that lemons can be sensitive to different chemical substances. Therefore, it's advisable to test the sensitivity on a small part of the plant before applying neem oil to the lemon tree to avoid the possibility of damage.
WHAT DISEASES DOES NEEM TREAT IN LEMONS?
Neem oil possesses several properties that can aid in treating lemon diseases. Neem oil is a natural fungicide and insecticide, which means it can help prevent and treat diseases caused by fungi and pests that attack lemons. Some examples of diseases that can be treated with neem oil include:
• Black spot
• Gray mold
• Powdery mildew
WHAT DOES NEEM AFFECT IN LEMONS?
Neem oil can help prevent and control pests such as aphids, whiteflies, thrips, mites, and lemon moths.
HOW DOES NEEM WORK AGAINST PESTS IN LEMONS?
Neem oil has a broad spectrum of action against pests attacking lemons. It functions as an insecticide, repellent, disrupts feeding of pests, reduces their reproduction ability, and prevents larval damage. Neem oil also aids in preventing plant diseases such as powdery mildew, black spot, and leaf spot caused by fungi. Applying neem oil to lemons can reduce pest populations and safeguard the plant from various diseases.
Dosing neem oil depends on the concentration of the product and manufacturer's recommendations, so it's crucial to carefully read the instructions before use.
