Of all the summer misfortunes for a summer resident, there is nothing worse than hail. You can cope with drought and torrential rains, but if plants are hit by hail, many give up..
In fact, not all is lost, even if there was hail, although much depends on the size of the ice peas..
We will tell you whether it is possible to save plants hit by hail and how to do it.
Hail. Instructions for summer residents
First, if we are talking about damaged plants, then pruning should be carried out. This applies to leafy greens, as well as beets.
After pruning, the plant will put out new leaves.
If there are no leaves left on the branch, then there is no need to cut the shoots. Only broken branches are cut.
If we are talking about the tops and stepsons of tomatoes, then they can still be rooted.
Secondly, you need to fertilize the affected bushes. For this, growth stimulants or urea are used.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered abundantly.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
Of all the summer misfortunes for a summer resident, there is nothing worse than hail. You can cope with drought and torrential rains, but if plants are hit by hail, many give up..
In fact, not all is lost, even if there was hail, although much depends on the size of the ice peas..
We will tell you whether it is possible to save plants hit by hail and how to do it.
Hail. Instructions for summer residents
First, if we are talking about damaged plants, then pruning should be carried out. This applies to leafy greens, as well as beets.
After pruning, the plant will put out new leaves.
If there are no leaves left on the branch, then there is no need to cut the shoots. Only broken branches are cut.
If we are talking about the tops and stepsons of tomatoes, then they can still be rooted.
Secondly, you need to fertilize the affected bushes. For this, growth stimulants or urea are used.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered abundantly.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
Of all the summer misfortunes for a summer resident, there is nothing worse than hail. You can cope with drought and torrential rains, but if plants are hit by hail, many give up..
In fact, not all is lost, even if there was hail, although much depends on the size of the ice peas..
We will tell you whether it is possible to save plants hit by hail and how to do it.
Hail. Instructions for summer residents
First, if we are talking about damaged plants, then pruning should be carried out. This applies to leafy greens, as well as beets.
After pruning, the plant will put out new leaves.
If there are no leaves left on the branch, then there is no need to cut the shoots. Only broken branches are cut.
If we are talking about the tops and stepsons of tomatoes, then they can still be rooted.
Secondly, you need to fertilize the affected bushes. For this, growth stimulants or urea are used.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered abundantly.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
Of all the summer misfortunes for a summer resident, there is nothing worse than hail.You can cope with drought and heavy rains, but if the plants are damaged by hail, many give up..
Actually, all is not lost even if there is a hailstorm, although a lot depends on the size of the ice peas..
We will tell you whether it is possible to save plants damaged by hail and how to do it.
Hail.Instructions for summer residents
Firstly, if we are talking about affected plants, then pruning should be done.This applies to leafy greens as well as beets.
After cutting, the plant will sprout new leaves.
If there are no leaves left on the branch, then there is no need to cut off the shoots.Only broken branches are trimmed.
If we are talking about the tops and stepsons of tomatoes, then they can still be rooted.
Secondly, you need to fertilize the affected bushes.For this, growth stimulants or urea are used.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered abundantly.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered abundantly.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered abundantly.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
By improving nutrition, you can expect the plant to recover from stress faster.
Thirdly, broken stems and branches can be tied up and secured. There is a chance that the sap will continue to flow.
If these are branches of young trees or shrubs, they are also covered with garden pitch and bandaged.
For some time after this, the plants are watered generously.
Earlier we told you how to get rid of the cruciferous flea beetle.
