How to Treat & Prevent Spider Mites
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Have you noticed what looks like cobwebs covering your tomato plants? Or dusty pale leaves? It's very likely that it's spider mites feeding on the chlorophyll of the tomato leaves.
In this video, I will show you how to identify spider mites, how to treat your plants, and most importantly how to prevent mites in the future.
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Our problem is those nasty yellow armor plated grasshoppers... I have a garden screen room. It has done a decent job for many of the pests. But, the squirrels here are determined, and the keep chewing holes to get to my corn..the little buggers! 😂😑😑🤣
Hey K.P. I have had problems with those grasshoppers too! They are such a PAIN! That's nice that your screen room is helping, darn squirrels though! Lol! Squirrels are like mice, they can get into anything!
How devastating! Hopefully your plants yielded lots of lovely tomatoes before it happened. I gather it did since you mentioned appreciating it happened near the end of the season. As much as I'd love to have a garden there's just not enough sun in my yard to grow anything. The upside though is lovely shade in hot Texas summers!
Ugh! I think I have spider mites too!! Thanks for the garden-saving info!!
Hi Laura, You are so welcome! I hope you get them under control! :)