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Talkback: Growing veg in containers: keep it cropping

think red spider mite sounds like a probably culprit, unless blight got into the greenhouse (but blight wouldn't affect chillies and salad leaves). Is there any evidence of a pest on the plants? Red spider mites, for example, create webs around by lusia62

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28/11/2011 18:44:03

by thecookinggardener

Forsythia

of tiny little red dots on the infected bits, they are not moving either as I thought they might be spider mites but they can't be. Tiny red dots = coral fungus. Out with it instantly. Dig over the soil and improve by adding compost or leaf mould. Don by Mattbeer87

10/09/2012 10:19:09

by Mattbeer87

Biggest Aspidistra ???

classy! We grew a lot of them in a public garden I used to work in. We had to keep them under a bench in one of the glass houses to prevent too much sun from getting to them. Emma gardenersworld.com team I've found mine surprisingly prone to red spider by jean riley

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19/07/2012 15:48:33

by Maud is in the garden

Cucumbers

them regularly,mist the plants to stop red spider mites getting a hold and lets hope for some good weather Pam LL x Pam -help-I am growing Marketmore in the greenhouse-the seeds courtesy of Dean-packet says outdoor does it matter? We found out the hard way by Rosa carriola

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19/03/2013 23:24:04

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: Sowing seeds

fancy chilli varieties? Try growing 'Cayenne', and avoid growing them in a greenhouse as they're likely to attract red spider mite etc. A large pot and a sunny windowsill and you're laughing.Gardening Express - I agree that many plants sown too early by Gardening Express

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23/02/2012 13:26:10

by The Saint

Talkback: Aphids

Invigorator. I'm also using this as a regular preventive spray on greenhouse cucumbers to avoid red spider mite and whitefly taking hold, and it appears to be working. I have loads of blackfly on my runner beans, well I did have until I washed and squashed a by delmonte

28/11/2011 18:43:57

by steve001

Help identifying plants.

's leaves if it gets too dry, and is a martyr to red spider mite and scale insect. Not that I want to put you off, as it's a lovely plant! When it gets big, the leaves are coarser and less interesting, but I can guarantee you won't get that far. If it starts by Bonnie2

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24/04/2012 06:58:44

by lilylouise

Tomato leaf problems - help

growing by pinching out the tips...now they will put their efforts into creating fruits for me...this year i am growing Gardeners Delight...Shirley..Ananas(yellow pear shape)..Citronia(orange and red striped) and Sungold...They are all behaving the same by Gard

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31/07/2012 17:40:43

by Insomnia1973

Talkback: Trees for small gardens

be due to pink aphids which I've been dealing with, but someone else thinks this could be red spider mite? Thanks again, Louise BP Yesterday I planted a sorbus aucuparia and a eucalypus gunni next to each other infront of our fence to use as a screen. I by McNumps

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28/11/2011 18:31:07

by James A-S

Greenhouse beginner

days as this also helps keep the temperature down and deters red spider mite which can be a problem in hot dry conditions.I have invested in a Max/Min thermometer which tells me the lowest and highest temperature in the greenhouse. As Geoff says by kjdintown

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07/05/2012 17:30:47

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