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Anybody have any clue what this is? It’s on my parents plants. I can’t see any legs on the white spots. When I touch the webs nothing moves including these teensy brown spiders. The whole plant is covered in webs and white dots.
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AnnaIt could be spider mites! I’ve just done lots of research on them since my tomato plant has caught them :/ I read hosing down your plant top to bottom and spraying neem oil all over 1-2 x weekly will help
2 Mi piace- fireside
This plant is so heavy that we can’t move it to hose down. That was my first suggestion as well 🥲 We’re going to have to hand wipe it and spray the neem oil (even if everything looks dead)
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KD 🪴YouTube AlohaPlantLife spider mites video. It is extremely helpful. Good luck 🍀
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I definitely will! Thank you!
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SunnyIsolate the plant. They spread very quickly. Treat nearby plants.
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Its always been isolated thank goodness! Worried more about recovery. It’s a lemon tree and supposedly hasn’t been producing fruit for a year or two. With the amount of webs and specks on it, I’m not surprised 😬
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Ji11Spider mites. Shower the plant down with room temp water, tops and bottoms of leaves the best you can. Then treat with insecticidal soap (neem oil+Dr bronners) tops and bottoms of leaves. Spray again with insecticide weekly until you don’t see any more signs.
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Is it possible that the spider mites killed themselves? Nothing is moving. Not sure if the white legless blobs are eggs
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Never mind. I think the white blobs are actually cast skin 🤢 Not sure where the brown spider mites went.
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