Failure in M9 | Plant loss | Replant disease |

Apple replant disease, also known as apple replant disorder (ARD), is a condition that affects apple trees when they are planted in soil where other apple trees were previously grown. It is characterized by poor growth, reduced yields, and sometimes the death of newly planted apple trees. The exact cause of ARD is not fully understood, but several factors contribute to its development.
Soil Pathogens: One of the primary contributors to ARD is the accumulation of soil-borne pathogens, such as fungi and nematodes, that are detrimental to apple trees. These pathogens can persist in the soil even after the removal of the previous apple trees, creating an inhospitable environment for the new plants.
Root Toxins: Decomposition of the old apple tree roots can release toxins into the soil. These toxins, including phenolic compounds, can hinder the growth of new roots and negatively impact the overall health of the replanted apple trees.
Microbial Imbalance: The disruption caused by removing established apple trees can lead to an imbalance in the soil microbial community. Beneficial microorganisms that support plant growth may be reduced, while harmful ones proliferate, further compromising the health of the replanted trees.
Nutrient Imbalance: The presence of certain soil pathogens and toxins can disrupt nutrient cycling in the soil, leading to nutrient imbalances that affect the development of apple trees. This can result in stunted growth, yellowing of leaves, and overall poor vigor.
To manage apple replant disease, growers often employ various strategies:
Soil Fumigation: This involves treating the soil with fumigants to control soil-borne pathogens. However, this method has environmental considerations and is not always a sustainable solution.
Amendments: Adding organic matter or specific soil amendments can help improve soil structure and microbial balance, mitigating the effects of ARD.
Crop Rotation: Planting non-susceptible crops in the affected area for several years before replanting apple trees can help reduce pathogen populations and toxins in the soil.
Understanding and addressing the complex interactions between soil, pathogens, and plant roots is crucial for effectively managing apple replant disease and ensuring the long-term health and productivity of apple orchards. #rootrot

[@begamshahi4785]

Very good information👍👍👍

[@realfununlimited]

Very nice sir

[@pranavrawat]

Thanks

[@vishamberchauhan5813]

Really an informative one

[@pranavrawat]

Thanks

[@irakeshady]

Bro please make detailed video on difference between G series and M series.

[@pranavrawat]

Dwarf vs vigorous apple rootstocks | kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2rLg3qohbyHers

[@sherrana2006]

Nice 👍❤

[@pranavrawat]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ranasachin9411]

Aagar sir hum apne he rootstock lgaye or graft kre to ye kse option ha ... Na ke. Ooro se le plant..

[@pranavrawat]

Thats is the best practice

[@creativevlogsandworld1978]

Sir g root rot ke bare ma ak vedio banalo

[@pranavrawat]

Zarror

[@Cryptolover897]

Nimatod k upper video

[@gurmerguru1908]

G 890 vs g969. Kon sa better option hai

[@pranavrawat]

I am going with 890

[@andhimaut8918]

Agar Plantion se phle H202 kia to us se kuch ni hoga kya?

[@pranavrawat]

H2o2 Doesn’t work

[@Rajenderchnta]

Sir Geneva series par video banao

[@pranavrawat]

Ji zarror.

[@neerajchauhan9320]

M111 ko big apple plant ka necha lga skta ha k

[@pranavrawat]

Sun light aani chahiye

[@neerajchauhan9320]

Acha root ko lgata smy ky kra

[@PandatPrikshitsharma9148]

Bahiya 1video rootrot ka uper bhi bno please 🙏

[@pranavrawat]

Sure

[@dkc_1978]

2023 me Apple Fire Bright bahut raha, M9 aur 106 ke bahut se plants khatam huye

[@pranavrawat]

Ji ho sakta hai

[@zahidqureshi8591]

G41 has a breakage issue at grafting union.

[@pranavrawat]

All Genevas have.

[@zahidqureshi8591]

Solution kya hai phir?

[@pranavrawat]

@@zahidqureshi8591 provide support

[@himalaya07gaming82]

sir 214 kasa rahe ga ?

[@pranavrawat]

213 jyada badiya hai

[@himalaya07gaming82]

@@pranavrawat 214 ke kya drwback rahe ge?

[@daleepkashyap89]

Hlo sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 m9 m isko kaise control kre

[@pranavrawat]

Cover cropping with desi mustard

[@nikkraaga8970]

Bhai koi sample plant pada hai g series main to dikhao. Mene bhi sample ke liye g202 lgaya hai iss saal.

[@pranavrawat]

I have root but don’t have a plant till now

[@nikkraaga8970]

@@pranavrawat bro if you have g890 I would like to have one for sample if you have extra.

[@pranavrawat]

@@nikkraaga8970 i have G 41

[@nikkraaga8970]

@@pranavrawat ok bro, share results when possible.

[@dev_tarun]

Hello, I have heard that m116 is also good for re plantation sites. What's your opening.... Also I loved your appearance in Ronnie & bharti Channel...😅

[@pranavrawat]

Thank you so much. They are good friends! Mm116 is a good option with replant disease and also has resistance to wooly apple aphids. But don’t know if it is resistant to fire blight and bur knots. But yes lots of growers are turning upto Mm116. Is a really good option.

[@user-zh2fm5vh6o]

Sir seedling ke 4 se 5 saal ke plants main root ke pass white fungus type ka kuch hai aur growth bhi bahut ght rhi hai, growth ki jagah pr beeme bn rhe hain. Can you please give me some solution?

[@pranavrawat]

Sarson ki khal ka ghol bana kar tane aas pass drenching karo

[@meharbaagh1594]

Mm116 kaisa rahega sir??

[@pranavrawat]

Good option for replanting site but don’t if it gets burknots

[@shailenderchatra8424]

Sir 100 mm111 rootstock replanted ke liye me le chuka hu Isko me ab change karne ki position me nhi hu to kya koi treatment h Taki koi disease na aye replantation me

[@pranavrawat]

Mustard cake yani sarson ki khal iski root ke aaspas dalte rahi 2 saal tak. Aur is saal taulote mein bhi sason beeje. That will help for sure but burn knots ka koi solution nahin hai.

[@pranavrawat]

@@prashantkalta. genevas are patient of cornell university. They have royalties on each stock sale. Also they are a little difficult to root off course due to no bur-knots.

[@pranavrawat]

@@prashantkalta. wait till next year and pre book you plants in sep oct

[@shailenderchatra8424]

@@pranavrawat thank you very much for these enlightening words thankyou sir

[@tenzinnegi3434]

​@@pranavrawat. Good fruit grower 👍👍

[@ushavermapamral4662]

Can I get G series root?

[@pranavrawat]

Ask at your nearest horticulture office.

[@itspunk0030]

Seedling k bhi sukh rahi h palti पालट्टी

[@pranavrawat]

Saron ugaao winters mein

[@itspunk0030]

@@pranavrawat saron kya hota h sir

[@pranavrawat]

@@itspunk0030 mustard

[@itspunk0030]

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