For more information on pests of ginseng and their identification, refer to Ontario Ginseng IPM, an interactive module available through the Ontario Ginseng Growers Association. About GinsengPest Control. Ginsengpests include bugs that eat ginseng as well as other insects or wildlife that live on and injure the plant.How to Get Rid of PestsonGinseng. Common ficus ginsengpests and diseases. Like many indoor plants, a ficus ginseng is susceptible to pests like spider mites, mealybugs, and scale insects. By far the worst pest of ginseng (other than people and animals stepping on the plants) is a slug. Slugs seem to love to give you as much trouble as possible. Ginseng stem fungus gnat, Phytosciara procera, is reported as a ginsengpest for the first time. It is new to science that a member of the family Sciaridae is a ginsengpest. These pests feed onginseng during the day and use the chewed, wilted leaves to build nighttime refuges. MONITORING: No specific monitoring protocol is recommended, but look for... How to Care for Ginseng. Light Requirements: Ginseng prefers partial shade or filtered sunlight. Avoid placing it under direct sunlight as it can scorch the leaves. 4. Slugs are serious pests of ginseng at all ages but they are especially troublesome on seedlings where loss of the leaves early in the season usually means loss of the plant.(Figures. Signal Recognition Model of Ginseng Diseases and Insect Pests in Agricultural Internet of things. Laiwu Yin1, a, Shuyun Cai2, b, *, and Changcheng Li3, c. Through the pest risk analysis, the CFIA has determined that ginseng seed from Korea has the same phytosanitary status as ginseng seed from all other countries.
