5 ways to combat currant diseases

Currants are one of the most popular berry crops grown by gardeners in their summer cottages. Like any plant, currant bushes are susceptible to various diseases and insect attacks.

To protect plantings from infections and pests, you need to be able to recognize the disease and know what measures to take to heal the berry bush.

Major diseases of berry bushes

There are many different diseases that affect berry crops. Each of them has special characteristic signs, thanks to which you can prevent the spread of the disease in time.

  • Reversion (terryness)
  • A viral disease spread by kidney mites. Main signs:
  • The tips of the buds first acquire a fiery red color, then purple;

The pistil becomes thinner, taking on a thread-like appearance;

The shape of the leaf blades changes - five lobes are transformed into three;

The leaves become darker, rougher;

The characteristic smell of currants disappears;

There are no fruits on some branches or on the entire bush.

The affected bushes must be removed to prevent the virus from spreading to healthy bushes.

Anthracnose

A fungal disease that most often appears in the summer. The disease can be identified by the appearance of brown spots on the leaves, initially insignificant - about 1 mm in diameter, gradually increasing to 2.5 mm. As a result, the foliage dries up and falls off. The fungus also affects petioles and peduncles. Diseased bushes weaken, and the yield decreases.5 ways to combat currant diseases

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  4. Currants are one of the most popular berry crops grown by gardeners in their summer cottages. Like any plant, currant bushes are susceptible to various diseases and insect attacks.
  5. To protect plantings from infections and pests, you need to be able to recognize the disease and know what measures to take to heal the berry bush.

Major diseases of berry bushes

There are many different diseases that affect berry crops. Each of them has special characteristic signs, thanks to which you can prevent the spread of the disease in time.

Reversion (terryness)

  • A viral disease spread by kidney mites. Main signs:
  • The tips of the buds first acquire a fiery red color, then purple;

The shape of the leaf blades changes - five lobes are transformed into three;

The leaves become darker, rougher;

The characteristic smell of currants disappears;

  1. There are no fruits on some branches or on the entire bush.
  2. The affected bushes must be removed to prevent the virus from spreading to healthy bushes.

A fungal disease that most often appears in the summer. The disease can be identified by the appearance of brown spots on the leaves, initially insignificant - about 1 mm in diameter, gradually increasing to 2.5 mm. As a result, the foliage dries up and falls off. The fungus also affects petioles and peduncles. Diseased bushes weaken, and the yield decreases.5 ways to combat currant diseases

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Powdery mildew

Temperature changes, high air humidity, and oversaturation of the soil with nitrogen contribute to the development of powdery mildew. The causative agent of the disease is spores of the fungus of the genus Spheroteca, penetrating into the leaves and fruits. The first signs of the disease become noticeable in the spring in the form of a white terry coating that appears on the branches and leaf blades. Subsequently, the coating spreads to the berries.