- Mon Oct 12, 2009 1:20 am
#28763
I treat lawns and trees for a living and every time I find a tree or shrub with potential spider mite damage I use this method:
-Grab a sheet of white paper
-Rub the piece of paper under the plant
-Brush your hand over the area on the paper which you rubbed under the plant
If you see a reddish smear across the paper, then your plant has spider mites.
I'm not too sure how effective this could be with Flytraps but I've used this method for a long time, maybe it will help someone catch the problem before it gets any worse.
-Grab a sheet of white paper
-Rub the piece of paper under the plant
-Brush your hand over the area on the paper which you rubbed under the plant
If you see a reddish smear across the paper, then your plant has spider mites.
I'm not too sure how effective this could be with Flytraps but I've used this method for a long time, maybe it will help someone catch the problem before it gets any worse.
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