Phytosanitary
Untreated diseases can damage or even destroy valuable plants and carefully designed landscapes. Treating diseases is a preventative measure to protect this investment.
Promoting healthy growth and development
Diseases can weaken plants and affect their growth. Treating diseases promotes healthy development by eliminating or controlling pathogens that could hinder plant growth, flowering and fruiting.
Aesthetics and landscape value
Garden plants are grown for ornamental and aesthetic purposes. Diseases can affect the appearance of plants, causing spots, wilting, deformities or other unwanted symptoms. Treating diseases helps maintain a healthy and attractive appearance in the garden, which contributes to landscape value.
Prevention of spread
By treating garden plant diseases, you prevent the spread of pathogens to other nearby plants. This is especially important in smaller spaces, where the proximity between plants is greater and the spread of diseases can occur quickly.
Treating plant diseases in a garden not only preserves the beauty of the landscape, but also protects the investment.
Gardening is an activity that brings satisfaction and pleasure, treating diseases is an integral part of plant care and the continued enjoyment of the garden.