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What if there are worms on the back of cuckoo leaves?

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, (1) red spider. The individual is very small, the body length is generally about 0.3 mm, it is difficult to see clearly with the naked eye, observation needs the help of a magnifying glass. Red body, often gathered on the back of the leaves, mainly absorb the sap of the plant, and make the leaves appear gray-white spots. In serious cases, the leaves turn yellow and fall off, the growth of new shoots is poor, and the tree potential is weakened. Red spiders produce 10 generations a year, and the harm is particularly serious in high temperature and drought from June to August, but less harmful in heavy rain and rainy weather. Litter should be removed in winter to eliminate overwintering adults.

(1) red spider. The individual is very small, the body length is generally about 0.3 mm, it is difficult to see clearly with the naked eye, observation needs the help of a magnifying glass. Red body, often gathered on the back of the leaves, mainly absorb the sap of the plant, and make the leaves appear gray-white spots. In serious cases, the leaves turn yellow and fall off, the growth of new shoots is poor, and the tree potential is weakened. Red spiders produce 10 generations a year, and the harm is particularly serious in high temperature and drought from June to August, but less harmful in heavy rain and rainy weather. Withered branches and leaves should be removed in winter to eliminate overwintering adults. When damage begins in March, 1000 times of Uranus EC, 7051 times of insecticide (3000 times of insecticidal) or 1000 times of pyridazinone (acarone) should be sprayed.

(2) Pear net bug, also known as military worm. The adult of pear net bug is gray-white, winged and flat. Often clustered in the back of the leaf to absorb juice, so that the leaf color becomes yellowish brown, or even white, the back of the leaf has a yellowish-brown spot formed by secretions, causing early defoliation, affecting growth and ornamental. The harmful period of pear net bug is from May to October, which occurs more frequently in summer and autumn, especially in August when the weather is dry. The fallen leaves should be removed and the number of overwintering insects should be reduced. When the first generation larvae occur in the first and middle of May, 40% omethoate EC 1500 times or insecticidal 2000 times solution can be sprayed.

 
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