CARA MENGATASI PENYAKIT PADA TANAMAN NILAM |CARA MENGATASI PENYAKIT BUDDOK

Summary

In this video, the speaker shares their experience treating Nilam (Patchouli) plants infected with the 'pudok' or 'kaki gajah' fungal disease using the fungicide Rabat. Initially using a 5ml dosage per 16 liters of water, they found no improvement. After increasing the dosage to 15ml, the plants showed significant recovery, with new healthy growth and the infection clearing. The fungicide is mixed with Sampoerna fertilizer to enhance plant recovery. This video serves as a helpful guide for anyone dealing with similar fungal issues in Nilam plants, demonstrating a practical solution with clear results.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video discusses the use of Rabat fungicide for treating fungal infections on Nilam plants.
• 😀 30% of the Nilam plants in the farm are infected with foot rot or elephant's foot disease.
• 😀 The Rabat fungicide has an active ingredient of 250 ml of Triazole, but the label only provides dosage instructions for cocoa plants, not for Nilam.
• 😀 The first attempt at using the fungicide was with a dosage of 5 ml per 16-liter tank, but no significant results were observed after two weeks.
• 😀 For the second attempt, the dosage was increased to 15 ml per 16-liter tank, resulting in noticeable improvement.
• 😀 The Rabat fungicide is an emulsion that is slightly thick, odorless, and dissolves easily in water.
• 😀 The fungicide was mixed with Sampoerna fertilizer, which contains 28% nitrogen, 19% phosphate, and 11% potassium, to help promote plant recovery.
• 😀 Sampoerna fertilizer is used to stimulate the growth of stems and leaves, helping the Nilam plants recover after being infected by the fungus.
• 😀 After the second application, infected leaves and stems started drying out, and new healthy shoots grew without infection.
• 😀 The video encourages viewers with similar Nilam plant issues to try the 15 ml dosage per 16-liter tank of Rabat fungicide to combat foot rot.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the video?

The video aims to discuss the use of a fungicide called Rabat for treating fungal infections in Nilam (patchouli) plants.

What kind of fungal disease is being addressed in the video?

The video addresses a fungal disease known as 'pudok' or 'kaki gajah' that infects Nilam plants.

What was the initial dose of Rabat fungicide used for spraying?

The initial dose used for spraying was 5 ml of Rabat per 16 liters of water.

Was the initial dose of 5 ml effective in treating the infection?

No, the initial dose of 5 ml was ineffective, as no significant improvement was observed after two weeks of spraying.

What dose of Rabat fungicide was used in the second spraying?

In the second spraying, the dose was increased to 15 ml of Rabat per 16 liters of water.

How does the Rabat fungicide look and behave when mixed with water?

Rabat is an emulsion with a pale white color, slightly thick in consistency, but it easily dissolves in water.

What additional product was mixed with the Rabat fungicide for application?

The fungicide was mixed with Sampoerna fertilizer, which contains 28% nitrogen, 19% phosphorus, and 11% potassium to promote plant growth.

Why was Sampoerna fertilizer added to the mixture?

Sampoerna fertilizer was added to support the growth of the Nilam plants, especially to help them recover from the fungal infection, as it contains a high level of nitrogen.

What was the result after applying the second dose of Rabat fungicide?

After the second dose, the infected leaves and stems became dry, and new shoots grew healthy without any fungal infection.

How did the fungal infection progress in a more severely infected plant?

In a plant that was severely infected, the entire plant—both the leaves and the stem—was initially affected, but after the second spraying, new healthy shoots began to grow, and the infected leaves dried up and fell off.