Durian Pest: Leafhoppers and Durian Psyllid

The grub and mature one suck the nutrients from the bud and young leaf so it is burnt and dried. The leaf will be crooked and finally fall. It affects the flowering and fruitage. Leafhopper moves quickly on the leaf which is difficult to notice. The epiphytotic is severe during the leaflet budding period.

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Durian Disease: Durian Pythium Root Rot

Entomopathogenic fungi ruin root system and spread to the tubes. As a result, nutrients and water cannot be delivered to the parts so the leaf is rough and withers. Then, the tree deteriorates and dies. The bole of tree, bough and bark has the red brown rubber leaks from the crack.

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Painting Durian Tree with Nordox Super

Painting durian tree that is covered with moss, which is a source of fungi and insects, prevents the direct damage from the epiphytotic of moss on the bough and trunk, unless it spreads to the leaf which will obstruct the photosynthesis or to the fruit which cannot be washed.

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Durian Tree Restoration after Harvest

To restore durian tree after harvest, at least two set of leaves should be produced to be the source of nutrients and nourish the trunk. After that, the third set of leaves should be produced to allow the truck to receive the flowering substance to put forth leave-buds.

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