Mango Blossoms Falling? Expert Tips to Save Your Crop & Ensure Bumper Harvest!

• Immediate action is crucial to prevent mango blossom drop and ensure a good yield, as advised by horticulture officers.
• Spray fungicides (carbendazim) for powdery mildew and insecticides (soluble sulfur/imidacloprid) for thrips twice, 10 days apart.
• Protect trees from stem borers and ants by washing trunks, binding polythene, and applying grease or engine oil.
• Ensure proper nutrition with micronutrients, farmyard manure, neem cake, and phosphate, ideally in October or Feb-March.
• Water plants while blossoms are present, but stop watering once fruits begin to set to prevent premature fruit drop.