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Talkback: 10 exotic house plants

for plants such as orchids or other houseplants who prefer to be out of direct sunlightI also have an issue with red spider mite. Can this be reduced by misting and perhaps keeping a bowl of water to increase humidity? Any advice greatfully received. Hello by mummycrafts

17/07/2012 11:18:05

by SFord

Greenhouse Pest

My fuschia cuttings, which were doing really well in an unheated greenhouse, have been attacked by something! The leaves that are left are discoloured and distorted but most have fallen off. I did find a web, so suspected red spider mite. However by Eileen2711

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30/12/2012 20:05:56

by Eileen2711

Talkback: Spiders

legged, banded huntsman (Isopeda insignis) was a regular and welcome visitor keeping the swathes of mossies to a minimum. The smaller red back spider (Latrodectus hasseltii) was not such a welcome sight and had almost all swerving to avoid it or leaping by jcm

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28/11/2011 18:38:00

by fvgbvjhbhjn

Apple - Mite Problem?

(not the raindrops!) which contain what appear to be red spider mites or eggs. I'm not sure. I'd be grateful for advice. If it is in fact a mite infestation, I believe there are predatory mites etc which can be used for control. But where to get these by Kertben

17/07/2012 19:44:59

by Kertben

My tree is dying

. It could even have red spider mite which leaves the brown area's you speak of. I put this post on to lift it back to the top as it is interesting to see what comes up. Frank. What sort of leaves has it got? Can you describe please. Stephanie. I can't see by Stephanie2

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21/03/2013 15:38:16

by Lyn

yellow box

the following problems: box blight, box sucker, box tree caterpillar, plant establishment problems, red spider mite and scale insects. If in doubt, our page on box problems is a good place to start. ( From the RHS site) by Jammy2

27/04/2013 13:09:56

by figrat

Whitefly

'interweb, together with ladybird 'houses' so they can overwinter. They're supposed to be good at getting rid of greenfly, whitefly, aphids and red spider mites. I don't like using pesticides in my garden in case they damage the bee population. by COGIE

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12/06/2012 22:15:16

by Julie Stoakes

Talkback: Earwigs

spiders could be red spider mites, which do damage plants and are not actually red until autumn. It was pretty warm in April. by lennypearce

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09/07/2012 08:11:02

by Gardening Grandma

Talkback: Dieback on Leyland cypress hedges

it looks like improper trimming or it could be spider mites if they are the soft evergreen curse in the uk that thet are in nev. Yippee if you have to dig it out (OK it's hard work, but it's a marvellous work out and cheaper than the gym membership by david spikes

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08/05/2012 10:26:02

by James Kelly2

rubber plant

a bit more information we might get a clue as to what's wrong I agree, more info would be good. When I have grown this, a good misting to avoid red spider mite really helped the plant. Also a good wipe of the leaves with a damp cloth helped too by jacqui4

10/08/2012 11:02:56

by Dovefromabove

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