Spider mites love to target plants stressed by hot and dry conditions, but they seem to have a special preference for ...

Key Points Spider mites cause leaf damage and webbing, often hiding under leaves and feeding on plant nutrients, which ...

By Laura Firszt, Networx. They are tiny but deadly — to your garden, that is. We’re talking about spider mites, a minuscule member of the arachnid family with an enormous appetite.

Spider mites are small pests that cause brown specks on plants. To get rid of them, isolate the infected plant and treat with a natural insecticide. An icon in the shape of a ...

Often undetected by the naked eye, spider mites take advantage of crop stress and weakness for their own gain. These piercing, sucking pests look to severely damage your corn or soybean leaves ...

Don't skip this step thinking the damage isn't that bad yet. Spider mites can migrate to new plants in a matter of hours, and by the time you see symptoms on other plants, the infestation has ...

Spider mites leave behind webbing, like the weak form of a spider’s web. But not all mites that cause plant damage spin webs. So, finding webs when there is damage is not a dead giveaway that ...

Spider mites can cause direct damage to sugar peas and beans, where pods are attacked. To control spider mites, start by keeping your plants adequately irrigated.

"Severe spider mite infestations will damage the plant tissue and often cause the leaves to yellow as they weaken." While spider mites can be quite difficult to spot without a magnifying glass, ...

By Laura Firszt, Networx. They are tiny but deadly — to your garden, that is. We’re talking about spider mites, a minuscule member of the arachnid family with an enormous appetite.