Chilli

Seedlings rot and collapse at soil level.

Sap-sucking insects cause curling of leaves and stunted growth.

Larvae cut the seedlings at the base.

Yellowing and wilting due to poor root system development.

Small, sap-sucking insects cause curling of leaves and stunted growth.

Larvae cut the seedlings at the base.

The stem of the plant near the ground becomes rotten, and the leaves develop small dark green spots that grow larger and...

Suck sap from leaves, causing silvery streaks and curling.

Small, white, sap-sucking insects, also vectors for viral diseases.

These underground pests feed on the roots, leading to weakened plants, stunted growth, and reduced yields.

A green tiny insects that puncture the leaves of chilli plants to feed on their sap

Small, sap-sucking insects cause curling of leaves and stunted growth.

Suck sap from leaves, causing silvery streaks and curling.

A destructive virus that causes leaf curling, mosaic patterns, yellowing, stunted growth. Whiteflies transmit the virus ...

Leaves may appear yellow-green, bronze, or reddish-brown, and eventually dry up and fall off. Leaves may curl, blister, ...

Small, dark, water-soaked lesions on leaves, which later turn brown.

Caterpillars eat the leaves until holes are perforated, disrupting the plant's photosynthesis. There is also a kind of c...

Early symptoms include slight yellowing of the lower leaves, followed by excessive yellowing and shedding. As the diseas...

Characterised by wilting of the plant and upward and inward rolling of the leaves. The leaves turn yellow and die.

Brown spots with gray centers leading to defoliation.

White powdery fungal growth on the upper side of the leaves.

It causes wet rot of stems and leaves. Affected plant parts have hairy appearance (silk-like threads) consisting of fung...

Bird eye. Dark, sunken lesions on fruits and stems.

Small, sap-sucking insects cause curling of leaves and stunted growth.

Suck sap from leaves, causing yellowing, leaf curl upwards and the spread of viral diseases.

Suck sap from leaves, causing silvery streaks and curling.

Yellowing leaves, webbing, and leaf drop due to sap-sucking mites.

Larvae bore into the fruits, causing holes and making the fruit unmarketable.

Black lesions on the fruit, leading to rot.

A destructive virus that causes leaf curling, mosaic patterns, yellowing, stunted growth. Whiteflies transmit the virus ...

Water-soaked lesions on stems and fruits.

Bird eye. Dark, sunken lesions on fruits and stems.

White powdery fungal growth on the upper side of the leaves.

Water-soaked lesions on stems and fruits.

The transition of a flower into a young fruit

Larvae bore into the fruits, causing holes and making the fruit unmarketable.

Suck sap from leaves, causing silvery streaks and curling.

Suck sap from leaves, causing yellowing, leaf curl upwards and the spread of viral diseases.

Blackening and rotting of mature fruits.

Bird eye. Dark, sunken lesions on fruits and stems.

White powdery fungal growth on the upper side of the leaves.

Water-soaked lesions on stems and fruits.

The transition of a flower into a young fruit

Larvae bore into the fruits, causing holes and making the fruit unmarketable.

Suck sap from leaves, causing silvery streaks and curling.

Suck sap from leaves, causing yellowing, leaf curl upwards and the spread of viral diseases.

Blackening and rotting of mature fruits.

Early symptoms include slight yellowing of the lower leaves, followed by excessive yellowing and shedding. As the diseas...

Characterised by wilting of the plant and upward and inward rolling of the leaves. The leaves turn yellow and die.