Four steps to save raspberries from galicia and didimella in the fall

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Autumn is the time when you need to inspect all raspberry plantings. And not just glance, but carefully inspect and control. The thing is that you can't miss the damage by didimella and galicia.

Didimella (purple spotting)

Four steps to save raspberries

First of all, inspect all shoots for suspicious lesions. For example, didimella belongs to fungal diseases. It can be recognized by purplish-brown spots with a light center on stems and leaves. Young shoots and remontant varieties are especially prone to the disease.

Galicia can affect not only raspberries, but also blackberries. Characteristic swellings, so-called galls, form on the stems. They slow down the development of the plant, and over time it dries up.

Galicia damage to raspberries

First of all, you need to cut out all the shoots that cause suspicion. Especially when you find swellings. This is definitely a galicia damage. Shoots with purple spotting should also be cut out.

The next step is to treat the plant. “Aktara” will help against didimella. The solution is made according to the instructions and poured under the root. And from didimella, treatment with Bordeaux liquid at a concentration of 1% is required. Or treatment with a solution of hay stick can cope well with saving raspberries.

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