Mango Seedling leaves Curl

[Rajesh Sethi]

It might be bacterial infection... Not sure!

 

[Karlo]

What is the ambient temperature in which the plant it growing?

Approximately 20-30c never fall below 20c

 

[Karlo]

It might be bacterial infection... Not sure!

That's what I'm afraid I tried diy fungicide spray but I do not proved a success tomorrow I'm going to buy neem oil and try

 

[Rajesh Sethi]

Does the site appear raise when touched

 

[Beverly]

Approximately 20-30c never fall below 20c

Good, good, no problems there.

 

[Karlo]

Does the site appear raise when touched

It is difficult to say mainly straight at the ends little curl and the touch is very dry.

 

[Karlo]

Good, good, no problems there.

Spreads very quickly Is a good idea to remove infected leaves I do not understand is that only 2 leaves

 

[Rajesh Sethi]

Fungi infection, bacterial will cause raise in infection site.

Looks like Oidium mangiferae

 

[Karlo]

Fungi infection, bacterial will cause raise in infection site.

Looks like Oidium mangiferae

Interesting thanks I found on Wikipedia so I'll try with copper fungicides spray

 

[Rajesh Sethi]

Good Luck, I am currently working on effect of STS on plants.

 

[Karlo]

Good Luck, I am currently working on effect of STS on plants.

Interesting good luck with plant sex reversal.

 

[Rajesh Sethi]

Nice one, STS is an efflorescent compound that has a promising good effect on human body, so testing it's effect on plants.
It also has a fungicide property.

 

[Karlo]

Greetings my dear friends,I know I'm boring with this mango problem. I tried with organic neem oil baking soda and gentle liqid soap the last 10 days the problem does not go away I lost 5 leaf and began to spread to almost every leaf and I noticed this I think I'll give up Thanks to everyone for trying solve this problem

 

[Beverly]

@Karlo, i don't understand. The leaves in the above 2 photos look healthy and i even see new growth, or are we looking at the blackened stem here? Hydrogen peroxide sprayed full strength once a week might help. It is anti fungal. Have you tried transplanting them in a sterile potting mix (washing the roots first?). You are not boring at all because boring people don't try bold things, That new growth indicates that there is hope. Well, anyway do what you are comfortable with, could be that plant just has the "blues" because it really does want to be an enormous tree. We wanted to help in your endeavor. Perhaps if you can find a tropical plant that is suitable to be grown in a container you will have better luck.

 

[Karlo]

@Karlo, i don't understand. The leaves in the above 2 photos look healthy and i even see new growth, or are we looking at the blackened stem here? Hydrogen peroxide sprayed full strength once a week might help. It is anti fungal. Have you tried transplanting them in a sterile potting mix (washing the roots first?). You are not boring at all because boring people don't try bold things, That new growth indicates that there is hope. Well, anyway do what you are comfortable with, could be that plant just has the "blues" because it really does want to be an enormous tree. We wanted to help in your endeavor. Perhaps if you can find a tropical plant that is suitable to be grown in a container you will have better luck.

I was a little disappointed,I'm a little worried about the black steam.you're right the leaves look healthy but the tops become brown and showing the same signs of disease. I'm just a little frustrated I do not have the heart give up on this plant