Jorgens86 Mame Messages 224 Reaction score 131 Location Latvia USDA Zone 6 Jul 19, 2025 #1 Anyone have similar probleme? First time some kind of realy small insects on back of needles. I even cant take a photo on insects. Looks like browninsh ones. And needles turne like this
Anyone have similar probleme? First time some kind of realy small insects on back of needles. I even cant take a photo on insects. Looks like browninsh ones. And needles turne like this
leatherback The Treedeemer Messages 15,991 Reaction score 33,237 Location Northern Germany USDA Zone 7 Jul 19, 2025 #2 looks very much like spider mites. WHich would indicate lack of ventilation and dry air. Maybe dry roots too. Do a whitepaper test. And if you have mites, treat with a pesticide that explicitly states spider mites.
looks very much like spider mites. WHich would indicate lack of ventilation and dry air. Maybe dry roots too. Do a whitepaper test. And if you have mites, treat with a pesticide that explicitly states spider mites.
Jorgens86 Mame Messages 224 Reaction score 131 Location Latvia USDA Zone 6 Jul 19, 2025 #3 leatherback said: looks very much like spider mites. WHich would indicate lack of ventilation and dry air. Maybe dry roots too. Do a whitepaper test. And if you have mites, treat with a pesticide that explicitly states spider mites. Click to expand... Its realy wet this spring and summer.
leatherback said: looks very much like spider mites. WHich would indicate lack of ventilation and dry air. Maybe dry roots too. Do a whitepaper test. And if you have mites, treat with a pesticide that explicitly states spider mites. Click to expand... Its realy wet this spring and summer.
W Wires_Guy_wires Imperial Masterpiece Messages 7,431 Reaction score 12,701 Location Netherlands Jul 20, 2025 #4 Thrips can do this kind of damage too, mostly on non-conifers. A little neem oil treatment would prevent it from expanding.
Thrips can do this kind of damage too, mostly on non-conifers. A little neem oil treatment would prevent it from expanding.