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Effectively control thrips and mites on cayenne pepper plants using Mbah Wito's method. Thrips are small insects belonging to the order Thysanoptera. They are typically very small, around 1-2 mm in length, with slender bodies and thin wings. Thrips can damage cayenne pepper plants by sucking fluids from plant tissue, which can result in yellowing, wrinkling, flower drop, and stunted growth. Furthermore, thrips can also be vectors for various plant viruses. To control them, you can use insecticides, regular spraying, and environmental sanitation. Here are some tips and tricks from Mbah Wito that have proven successful! This applies to 3-month-old cayenne pepper plants infested with thrips and mites that have become resistant to the prolonged dry season. Mites also attack chili plants, causing curled and reddish leaves. One way to control thrips using Mbah Wito's method is through regular spraying with pesticides. By following these steps, you can maintain the health of your cayenne pepper plants and increase your yield. To control thrips in chili peppers that have become resistant, Mbah Wito rotates pesticides using two groups of pesticides. The following are the drugs used: GROUP 1 BM Catez is an insecticide with the active ingredient abamectin to control thrips. Rotraz is an insecticide with the active ingredient amitraz, which is effective for controlling mite pests on chili peppers, especially red mites that cause curly and red leaves. Maestro has the active ingredient triazophos to help and enhance pesticide performance by breaking down egg cells so pest eggs do not hatch. Thioxamics, with the active ingredients lambda, shihalotryn, and thiamethoxam, helps control thrips and caterpillars. GROUP 2 Samite is an insecticide with the active ingredient pyribaden to control mite pests on cayenne peppers. Maximec has a high active ingredient of abamectin (50 g/liter) to control thrips. Avidor has the active ingredient imidacloprid, which is effective in controlling leafhoppers, aphids, and thrips. Next steps include increasing the pesticide dosage or increasing the pesticide content. You can also increase the dose volume and increase the spray interval, which is usually twice a week, to 3 sprays per week. For health safety, Mbah Wito consumes milk and wears a mask to reduce the risk of pesticides. Pest control on cayenne pepper plants can also be achieved through environmental sanitation, one of which is by managing drainage so that the beds do not become too dry and providing sufficient water for the plants, thus encouraging new shoots to emerge. In addition to using insecticides to control thrips, Mbah Wito also uses fungicides: Cabriotop to maintain healthy leaves and help maintain healthy water shoots; Topsin to prevent thrips and anthracnose; even in the dry season, thrips are still applied as a preventative measure for plant diseases; Grical as a source of calcium to keep plants healthy, to prevent flower and fruit drop, and to help maintain plant cell strength, thus promoting healthy chili plants. According to Mbah Wito, no type of pesticide is dominant in controlling chili plant pests and diseases. The key is routine care and prevention efforts, along with effort and prayer, so that the plants can thrive and bear abundant fruit as expected. Mbah Wito's cayenne pepper plant is 90 years old. HST and has harvested twice, with a selling price of around 18,000 rupiah per kg, which can help cover pesticide costs. Mbah Wito also advised novice farmers to remain patient and trust in whatever condition their plants are growing, as conditions don't always go as desired. Chili cultivation inevitably encounters challenging obstacles, and regarding prices, Mbah Wito also believes that it won't always be cheap; eventually, it will be expensive. Therefore, regular and consistent maintenance and care must be carried out as usual. Don't give up easily, keep trying your best, and pray that your plants will produce good yields and, hopefully, fetch a high price. Thank you for watching this video on how to manage pests and diseases in chili plants. Stay tuned for our next video, and don't forget to share it. Greetings from Wartatani TV, the Indonesian Farmers Channel.