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                                "Apply ecological products for plant protection (e.g. sticky cards, essential oils, horticultural oil).",
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                                "Inspect the soil moisture with your finger and check for mold in the soil. This will help you determine whether the plant is over- or underwatered.",
                                "Select a flower pot with the appropriate size and material.",
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                                "If possible remove the damaged parts of the plant. The injury can become an entry point for infectious disease.",
                                "For trees: if the bark is damaged, make the edges of the wound clean and leave it exposed to air to dry out."
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                                "For trees: create protection zones around the tree (e.g. by building a small fence) to avoid injuries to the trunk and roots by gardening equipment. Avoid using heavy equipment around trees."
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                                "If possible remove and destroy the infected plant with as many roots as possible. Remove and destroy stumps and roots (burn it or toss it into the garbage). Do not compost."
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                                "Use resistant species and cultivars as well as healthy, certified seeds and seedlings. Avoid planting sensitive crops in infested soil.",
                                "Ensure having good soil drainage to avoid overwatering.",
                                "Solarize the soil or use fumigants before planting to reduce the infection in the soil.",
                                "Disinfect tools, infected flower pots, and hands to avoid disease transmission.",
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                                "Remove and discard moldy soil or replant the plant into fresh soil.",
                                "Remove your plant from the pot and inspect the roots. Prune and discard rotten roots (brown, mushy, stinky).",
                                "Select a flower pot with the appropriate size and material.",
                                "Temporarily move the plant to a more shady place (roots might be damaged and do not manage to supply the plant with water)."
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