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In
this article we will explain why peppers can die and dry out!

Peppers fade in the greenhouse why? When growing peppers and other
vegetables, farmers often see the fact that plants suddenly fade. Wilting
can be associated with the action of various factors, as well as their
combination. Only a good specialist can determine the cause
The most common causes of pepper withering are
as follows:
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lack of soil moisture
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direct sunlight, sunburn
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the effect of frost, in which case after
some time there is a blackening of the leaves
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Fusarium wilt (Fusarium annuum and F.
oxysporum)
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bacterial wilt (Ralstonia solanacearum,
etc.)
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root damage by soil pests
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root damage by
moles (Talpidae) or
mole rats (Spalax)
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phytophthora wilt (Phytophthora capsici)
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verticiliac wilt (Verticillium dahliae and
V. albo-atrum)
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rhizoctonia wilt (Rhizoctonia solani)
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infectious diseases - fungal, bacterial,
viral
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non-infectious diseases of different
nature caused by the violation of growing conditions
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acidity of soils
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waterlogging, soaking, flooding with water and rotting of the root system as a result
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very high temperature in the greenhouse
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the effect of elevated rates of
agrochemicals and fertilizers during fertigation
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mechanical damage
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different pest damage
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nematodes
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fumigant action
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other reasons and their combinations ...

One of the reasons why peppers can die
and withering in the greenhouse can be a strong defeat of plants with
phytophthora blight, as in this photo, the peppers rot, the pepper plants
withering
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