A vegetable farmer in Gaohuai Village, Luocheng Subdistrict Office, Shouguang City, Shandong Province. Here we mainly plant sweet peppers in autumn qi, but the repeated planting of the year has made soil-borne diseases increasingly serious. Dead trees have become the biggest problem we face. Moreover, after the death of the dead tree, the seedlings still dies, and they have to change to other vegetables. From the previous year, I used a bactericidal agent to fill the nest before sweet pepper replenishment, and achieved good results.

In the past few years, like many vegetable farmers, after discovering that the bell pepper was dead, in order to prevent its transmission, it was thought that the diseased plants were removed earlier and taken out of the shed for destruction or deep burial. At that time, only consideration was given to not infecting other plants. However, one issue that was overlooked was that when the roots of the bell pepper were infected, the surrounding soil must have retained germs. If only the diseased plant is removed and the soil in the nest is not further treated, the seedlings that have just been planted will continue to die after watering, and may cause the pathogens to further aggravate dead trees with water.

Therefore, after discovering that the bell pepper is dead, in order to prevent the remnants of germs from remaining in the nest, it is necessary not only to bring the diseased plant to the shed, but also to pay attention to the treatment of the soil and to irrigate the nest with fungicides. The soil can be disinfected with 1000-fold solution of tolclofos-methyl or bromochlorocyanocyanuric acid, and 80-100 times formaldehyde can also be used.

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