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When I received the information about your garden, based on the picture, first, I saw that your roots were deep from the bottom to the top. For the bitter melon tree, first, if you water it, don't water the seeds too deep. Second, don't cover the roots with soil. Third, if you plant it in the right way, when you plant it, the head must be facing the ground. Because when you plant it too deep, the soil around it, whether it's rain or water, it's often damp. So it's easy to cause root rot. That's one. The second is that it will rot right there. So the fungus will attack the root and cause rot. And the third is that you give the bitter melon tree, which is still fresh, but you give it up to 35 kg per 2,000 square meters, then it will be too much. That is, a small tree that has not been fruited yet, you give too much. So the first tree, it will sprout, the first one, in the afternoon, it will shoot leaves, which is due to excess force. The second is that it burns the roots. That is, if you soak it too salty, it will stick to your tongue. So the roots of the bitter melon tree are flat roots, that is, it is wide, but it is blocked above. So when you give too much, the roots around it will be twisted. One more thing is that the fungus flows through that root layer, then the tree will not be able to absorb it. That is, you are wasting the fungus again. The fourth is that when you give too much of the fungus on one time, it is left over, then the fungus will cause the disease to spread. First, the ratio of green pig disease will increase, and naturally, after fertilization, it will usually cause more green pig disease. Then diseases such as lice, yellow leaves, etc. Those are the diseases that follow when you fertilize too much. So note that next time you give a little, but you give regularly. For example, if you fertilize the soil, you fertilize it once every 10 days, then fertilize the soil for 15 days, then if you raise a lot of fruit, you fertilize it once every 7-10 days, it will be safer for the tree, it will save more food. That's what I noticed. As for the phenomenon like this, you have to look at the roots of the tree. If there is soil, if it is planted deep in the root, then I take a brush or something, I brush it from the inside out, that is, I brush it gently so that there is no soil, let it clear the root is one. Because doing it like this, if not, no matter what medicine you apply, it will also cause green pig and lice. The second thing is that I mix carboxyl with glycine, make it hard, make the skin of the root of the tree and the root of the tree hard, make it thick, it limits the attack of the disease, then glycine will fight the disease, it protects the root. That's the way I control this. Then 2-3 days later, I spray the root again, I spray it with a little more water so that it is evenly absorbed, then I spread it out for 10-15 days, I spray the root once, if it rains a lot, I spray the root once every 10 days. As for the above, I temporarily stop it because my tree is already exhausted, I spray carboxyl, spray glycine, spray it gently, because I need to rest it gently to make it solid, so that it stabilizes the development, but should not mix strongly, mainly spray carboxyl to make it hard, when the tree is hard, it is still, then I spray it again. For more farmers to access technical information, please click share, and click register to watch the following videos. Thank you for watching.