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  1. Galina NIKOLAEVA, Moscow region

    Kila on cabbage: how to deal with it
    After the cabbage on the site grew kilowatt again, I had to turn to an agronomist I knew for help. He said that quila affects not only cabbage, but also other cruciferous crops (rutabaga, turnips). And in areas with high acidity, it is especially rampant. Therefore, in the fall, the beds need to be limed (apply up to a half-liter can of lime per 1 sq.m). However, plants can become infected with clubroot even at the seedling stage.

    Therefore, seedling soil is also lime, adding 30 g of freshly slaked lime to each bucket. And when planting plants in a garden bed, I pour 0,5 liters of milk of lime into each well (50 g of quicklime per 8-10 liters of water). In the evening on the eve, I water the bed with plenty of water so that the milk does not burn the tender roots. After such procedures, the keel no longer fell into my garden.

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