How to Plant Maintenance Agarwood

. How to Plant Maintenance Agarwood - After the stage of field planting, the plants need to get a good maintenance in order to grow in line with expectations. Aloe plant maintenance includes pruning, weed control, and the control of pests and plant diseases

 1. Pruning

Aloe plant needs to be trimmed so that it grows faster and has a good shape so that the shape of the rod to be ideal for an injection and harvested. Pruning branches of the plant can be started at the age of 1-4 years with 4-8 leaves branches on it. At the age of 3 or 4 years, the trees need to be cut so that the taste is not very high, the expected high of approximately 3-4 m. pruning is continued until 5-6 years old plants. Plants that have fruit can disunti mushrooms pig aloes to get a pig gaharu.

2. Weed Control

Weeds are wild plants, such as grasses and shrubs grow if left uncontrolled can lead terngganggunya staple crop. This is because weeds can become rivals in getting nutrients in the soil and can be the host or the persistence of plant pests. Too many Gulam growing in the crop will increase humidity in the garden, especially in the rainy season so that a suitable environment for the development of the cause of plant diseases, such as fungus. Therefore, the growth of weeds must be controlled regularly with the following objectives.

a. Staple crops free from competition for food.

b. Gardens of humidity so as to reduce the incidence of disease in staple crops.

c. Can suppress the development of pests which attack plants dapt staple.

d. Looks clean and well-maintained gardens.

e. Make it easier to perform maintenance activities, such as fertilization, pest control, and pruning.

Methods of weed control can be done with the following steps.

a. Weed control is done by mendangir soil around the plants in a radius of 0.75 cm.

b. Weed control can be done using a herbicide. When using herbicides, should be done very carefully so as not on staple crops because it can result in death of the plant.

c. Weed control can be done at least 1-2 times a year, depending on the circumstances of weeds.

Weeds are wild plants, such as grasses and shrubs grow if left uncontrolled can lead terngganggunya staple crop. This is because weeds can become rivals in getting nutrients in the soil and can be the host or the persistence of plant pests. Too many Gulam growing in the crop will increase humidity in the garden, especially in the rainy season so that a suitable environment for the development of the cause of plant diseases, such as fungus. Therefore, the growth of weeds must be controlled regularly with the following objectives.




a. Staple crops free from competition for food.

b. Gardens of humidity so as to reduce the incidence of disease in staple crops.
c. Can suppress the development of pests which attack plants dapt staple.

e. Make it easier to perform maintenance activities, such as fertilization, pest control, and pruning.
d. Looks clean and well-maintained gardens.


Methods of weed control can be done with the following steps.

2. Weed Control

Weeds are wild plants, such as grasses and shrubs grow if left uncontrolled can lead terngganggunya staple crop. This is because weeds can become rivals in getting nutrients in the soil and can be the host or the persistence of plant pests. Too many Gulam growing in the crop will increase humidity in the garden, especially in the rainy season so that a suitable environment for the development of the cause of plant diseases, such as fungus. Therefore, the growth of weeds must be controlled regularly with the following objectives.

a. Staple crops free from competition for food.
b. Gardens of humidity so as to reduce the incidence of disease in staple crops.
c. Can suppress the development of pests which attack plants dapt staple.
d. Looks clean and well-maintained gardens.
e. Make it easier to perform maintenance activities, such as fertilization, pest control, and pruning.

Methods of weed control can be done with the following steps.

a. Weed control is done by mendangir soil around the plants in a radius of 0.75 cm.

2. Weed Control
b. Weed control can be done using a herbicide. When using herbicides, should be done very carefully so as not on staple crops because it can result in death of the plant.
c. Weed control can be done at least 1-2 times a year, depending on the circumstances of weeds.


Weeds are wild plants, such as grasses and shrubs grow if left uncontrolled can lead terngganggunya staple crop. This is because weeds can become rivals in getting nutrients in the soil and can be the host or the persistence of plant pests. Too many Gulam growing in the crop will increase humidity in the garden, especially in the rainy season so that a suitable environment for the development of the cause of plant diseases, such as fungus. Therefore, the growth of weeds must be controlled regularly with the following objectives.

a. Staple crops free from competition for food.
b. Gardens of humidity so as to reduce the incidence of disease in staple crops.
c. Can suppress the development of pests which attack plants dapt staple.
d. Looks clean and well-maintained gardens.
e. Make it easier to perform maintenance activities, such as fertilization, pest control, and pruning.

Methods of weed control can be done with the following steps.

a. Weed control is done by mendangir soil around the plants in a radius of 0.75 cm.
b. Weed control can be done using a herbicide. When using herbicides, should be done very carefully so as not on staple crops because it can result in death of the plant.
c. Weed control can be done at least 1-2 times a year, depending on the circumstances of weeds.

2. Weed Control
Weeds are wild plants, such as grasses and shrubs grow if left uncontrolled can lead terngganggunya staple crop. This is because weeds can become rivals in getting nutrients in the soil and can be the host or the persistence of plant pests. Too many Gulam growing in the crop will increase humidity in the garden, especially in the rainy season so that a suitable environment for the development of the cause of plant diseases, such as fungus. Therefore, the growth of weeds must be controlled regularly with the following objectives.

a. Staple crops free from competition for food.
b. Gardens of humidity so as to reduce the incidence of disease in staple crops.
c. Can suppress the development of pests which attack plants dapt staple.
d. Looks clean and well-maintained gardens.
e. Make it easier to perform maintenance activities, such as fertilization, pest control, and pruning.

Methods of weed control can be done with the following steps.

a. Weed control is done by mendangir soil around the plants in a radius of 0.75 cm.
b. Weed control can be done using a herbicide. When using herbicides, should be done very carefully so as not on staple crops because it can result in death of the plant.
c. Weed control can be done at least 1-2 times a year, depending on the circumstances of weeds

 

3. Control of Plant Pests and Diseases

The occurrence of pests and plant diseases can slow plant growth and even death aloe plant. For example, diseases due to fungal attack which is not the establishment of a pig in a long time can kill plants.




Moth pest attacks severe enough can result in plants, especially the young ones become miserable so can result in death of the plant. Uret pests and termites are also quite dangerous because it causes damage to the roots and base of the tree. Therefore, control should be carried out routinely and regularly so as not to cause harm.




Control of pests and plant diseases should be carried out continuously until the plant reaches the age of 4-5 years. Implementation is done in accordance with the conditions of the insect. However, prevention efforts should always be made. Prevention of the occurrence of pests and diseases can be done by chemical or mechanical. Chemically precautions can be done by spraying pesticides and fungicides.

Prevention mechanically can be done in the following way.

a. Repairing water lines that draines lancer in the rainy season.
b. Adding and enhancing bumbunan principal soil around the plant.

c. Sowing of pesticides and fungicides around staple crops, at least one tablespoon per stem.
Some pests that often attack the aloe plant, among others, as follows.


c. Pest termites (Coptotermes sp.), Moving the skin and into the wood. Termite attack is often followed by the establishment of pig around the hole hoist.
a. Leaf-eating pests (Spodoptera sp.) On seedlings and mature plants. Pests can be controlled using the contact pesticide or sistemtik.
b. Mealybugs, usually followed by Fusarium sp fungus attack. The pest can be controlled using a systemic pesticide.


Some diseases that can harm the aloe plant, among others, as follows.




a. Damping attacking in the nursery, caused by a fungus.

b. Downy mildew and curly, caused by a virus that attacks in the nursery and are transmitted by insects

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