Mango Blossom Under Threat: Act Now to Save Your Crop from 'Lasa' and Pests!

• Rising temperatures in February lead to mango blossoms, but 'Lasa' (honeydew) poses a serious threat, halting fruit development.
• Pests like mango hoppers and mealybugs suck sap, leaving sticky honeydew; powdery mildew and anthracnose also become active.
• First spray before blossoms emerge, targeting tree bark cracks where pests hide.
• Second spray when fruits are pea-sized, mixing insecticide (Imidacloprid, Malathion) and fungicide (Sulfur, Carbendazim).
• Timely and precise spraying protects blossoms, improves fruit quality, and ensures a good yield for farmers.