Night Queen
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Mustansir Billah
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Night Queen
The leaves of night queen are turning yellow before there age and it had not bloomed for months leaves are curling and the is looking awful day by day. What should be the reason?
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Farhan Ahmed
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Re: Night Queen
maybe over fertilization. Did you fertilize recently?
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Mustansir Billah
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Re: Night Queen
Yes but that was 2 weeks ago. If defeciency of magnesium sulphate and ferrous supphate could be the reason?
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Mustansir Billah
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Re: Night Queen
I observed the plant more carefully and found that it is attacked by the mealybugs which are the problem.
Can it be removed by any general pesticide?
Can it be removed by any general pesticide?
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Tahir Khan
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Re: Night Queen
You can spray any general pesticide to remove them but if their number is less remove them with a toothpick or a cotton bud dipped in vinegar.
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farah fayyaz
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Re: Night Queen
Is it raat ki raani?
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UMARKHANMARDAN
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Re: Night Queen
Acceta Meprid
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Mustansir Billah
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Re: Night Queen
Yes! it is raat ki rani surronded with problems...farah fayyaz » June 27th, 2013, 10:39 pm
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Is it raat ki raani?
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farah fayyaz
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Re: Night Queen
My raat ki raani is being destroyed nowadays from amar beil. Daily i remove it but when i see next day , again there is a quick growth of it.I am very worried about it.Maali says it is better to cut its defected part.Any other solution 
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M Farooq
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Re: Night Queen
You have to physically remove it in such a way not even a single strand remains on your plant. Amer bail has seeds as well. So it can grow again.farah fayyaz wrote:My raat ki raani is being destroyed nowadays from amar beil. Daily i remove it but when i see next day , again there is a quick growth of it.I am very worried about it.Maali says it is better to cut its defected part.Any other solution :?: