Spider Mites Treatment, Insecticide & Pesticide Control

Sucking plant sap, spider mites can quickly damage both indoor and outdoor plants. They feed by piercing leaked tissues and sucking up the fluids and nutrients of plants. Thereby, they cause damage to leaves and stems.

Spider mites grow in dry and hot climates. However, they feed on indoor and outdoor plants year-round in some parts of California. Spider mites weaken plants and trees by sucking sap, leaving them more vulnerable to diseases and other insect infestations. So, Spider Mite Treatment should begin as early as possible to prevent further infection.

Spider mites are a common pest belonging to the arachnid family. They are relatives of spiders, forming colonies on the leaves’ underside. They are eight-legged tiny creatures that produce webs on many conifer species, houseplants, and other outdoor plants to protect themselves and their eggs. They will appear like yellow, green, or reddish-brown spots with oval shapes. Even when there are lots of them, spider mites are hard to see without a magnifying glass because there are so many of them.

• Spider Mites Treatment generally begins with washing off mites from foliage.
• Using insecticidal soap and neem oil is a common practice to kill remaining mites and eggs.
• Predatory insects such as ladybugs control mite populations naturally.
• Pruning is another regular practice to get rid of affected plant parts.

The organic methods used for Spider Mite Treatment are safe for your green space. However, there are many species of these tick-like bugs, so customized treatment is often crucial.

This method requires regular evaluation and assessment of tree health care with the help of professional arborists. They will determine the real cause of infection before offering the course of treatment. All affected trees and plants are given superior treatment to retain their health and vitality.