What is at stake here: disease or pest? Brown leaves, rotter small animals, what do ... In addition to the common pests such as aphids, spider mites, mealy bugs, mealybugs, scale insects, thrips, whiteflies and fungus gnats are also common fungal rotter diseases, such as true and false mildew, rust and mildew that cause stains and damage to the plant. In addition to the chemicals such as insecticides and fungicides, there are often good home remedy to combat diseases or pests. An optimum location with respect to light and soil, proper soil or a new substrate and regular rotter fertilizing can strengthen a plant and make less susceptible to pests and diseases.
Wed May 23, 2007 21:58
Hi Matze, Could be either lice. But I'm not sure why I need to know if there are ants at work? Kentia Master Gardeners Posts: 101 Joined: Tue May 1, 2007 22:43 Location: Weiden / Oberpfalz Blog: Read the Blog (0) ICQ
Hi, for me it look like the bugs legs look long and they look something big ... Not yet in such sizes've seen lice but lice live also so a bunch ^ ^ ... Whether the bugs I do not know now. Have one probably a photo with a nachaufname rotter a bug? Otherwise I can google again if pines are infested with these critters often. I'm trying to find something voodoo Voodoo Master Gardeners Posts: 326 Pictures: 6 Joined: Wed April 4, 2007 16:28 Location: Osnabrück Blog: View Blog (0) Website
hello a wanzenart not, bugs are triangular physique for me this looks like a rüsselkäferart Rose23611 Pearl Of Green Posts: 37969 Images: 64 Joined: June 11, 2006 13:45 Location: Bad Schwartau USDA 7b, 8 m above . NN Blog: View Blog (31) Gender: Female Website Personal album
hmm ... have not thought of bedbugs and found the ... http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:Picromerus_bidens.jpg could be the net? then it would bug larvae Green Squirrel Master Gardeners Posts: 218 Joined: Wed April 11, 2007 1:14 Blog: View Blog (0)
For me, these things look like aphids. Only what? There are 800 species in Germany, I've just read! exoticfan head gardener Posts: 720 Images: 16 Joined: Wed January 3, 2007 18:42 Location: NRW / Reiningen Blog: View Blog (0)
@ Green croissant I've also found but unfortunately photo of d0ubled0tdee can not be increased enough to be laughed oaks can @ exoticfan aphids, rotter I do not know actually are but zufinden in the leaf axis and on the leaves but the stem @ d0ubled0tdee can you please times get a clearer photo where you can see better, perhaps, one of the tierchen Rose23611 rotter Pearl Of Green Posts: 37969 Images: 64 Joined: June 11, 2006 13:45 Location: Bad Schwartau USDA 7b, 8 m above sea level. NN Blog: View Blog (31) Gender: Female Website Personal album
Hi have the same animal or we had at our fir. The whole area has stuck and the sap ran down the whole tribe. After a few weeks, the beasts were almost gone. Lice are not, however, who are here but bigger. Unfortunately, we did not come true Identity Control on the track. Hupfi Apprentice Posts: 5 Joined: Fri May 18 2007 20:05 Location: Hamburg blog: Read the Blog (0)
hmm ....... they see the bug larvae similar, but I do stuff always one then the other picture on the net and think there are bugs larvae. They have no legs as far forward or the prospect * deceive because further research * Green Squirrel Master Gardeners Posts: 218 Joined: Wed April 11, 2007 1:14 Blog: View Blog (0)
So I got me just now and looked again exactly the things look exactly like on your photo Green Squirrel .. So I'm pretty sure that these are the same animals! The only question now is, what do I do about it? d0ubled0tdee rotter
hi @ green croissant that are already larvae of wanzenart @ I d0ubled0tdee they would leave in peace, which are still developing to correct bugs (stinkbugs) and help you then your plant harmful to hold in check "The Predatory Shield Bug, for example, is one of the very beneficial insects - if you want to use biologically rotter dubious terms like "useful" and "harmful" in this context anyway source: http://www.wald.lauftext.de/heimat-der- ekten.html ... even if there are many animals are not harmful to your trees so much, she was now sucking the juice for their further development, but already the tree coped Rose23611 Pearl Of Green
Wed May 23, 2007 21:58
Hi Matze, Could be either lice. But I'm not sure why I need to know if there are ants at work? Kentia Master Gardeners Posts: 101 Joined: Tue May 1, 2007 22:43 Location: Weiden / Oberpfalz Blog: Read the Blog (0) ICQ
Hi, for me it look like the bugs legs look long and they look something big ... Not yet in such sizes've seen lice but lice live also so a bunch ^ ^ ... Whether the bugs I do not know now. Have one probably a photo with a nachaufname rotter a bug? Otherwise I can google again if pines are infested with these critters often. I'm trying to find something voodoo Voodoo Master Gardeners Posts: 326 Pictures: 6 Joined: Wed April 4, 2007 16:28 Location: Osnabrück Blog: View Blog (0) Website
hello a wanzenart not, bugs are triangular physique for me this looks like a rüsselkäferart Rose23611 Pearl Of Green Posts: 37969 Images: 64 Joined: June 11, 2006 13:45 Location: Bad Schwartau USDA 7b, 8 m above . NN Blog: View Blog (31) Gender: Female Website Personal album
hmm ... have not thought of bedbugs and found the ... http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:Picromerus_bidens.jpg could be the net? then it would bug larvae Green Squirrel Master Gardeners Posts: 218 Joined: Wed April 11, 2007 1:14 Blog: View Blog (0)
For me, these things look like aphids. Only what? There are 800 species in Germany, I've just read! exoticfan head gardener Posts: 720 Images: 16 Joined: Wed January 3, 2007 18:42 Location: NRW / Reiningen Blog: View Blog (0)
@ Green croissant I've also found but unfortunately photo of d0ubled0tdee can not be increased enough to be laughed oaks can @ exoticfan aphids, rotter I do not know actually are but zufinden in the leaf axis and on the leaves but the stem @ d0ubled0tdee can you please times get a clearer photo where you can see better, perhaps, one of the tierchen Rose23611 rotter Pearl Of Green Posts: 37969 Images: 64 Joined: June 11, 2006 13:45 Location: Bad Schwartau USDA 7b, 8 m above sea level. NN Blog: View Blog (31) Gender: Female Website Personal album
Hi have the same animal or we had at our fir. The whole area has stuck and the sap ran down the whole tribe. After a few weeks, the beasts were almost gone. Lice are not, however, who are here but bigger. Unfortunately, we did not come true Identity Control on the track. Hupfi Apprentice Posts: 5 Joined: Fri May 18 2007 20:05 Location: Hamburg blog: Read the Blog (0)
hmm ....... they see the bug larvae similar, but I do stuff always one then the other picture on the net and think there are bugs larvae. They have no legs as far forward or the prospect * deceive because further research * Green Squirrel Master Gardeners Posts: 218 Joined: Wed April 11, 2007 1:14 Blog: View Blog (0)
So I got me just now and looked again exactly the things look exactly like on your photo Green Squirrel .. So I'm pretty sure that these are the same animals! The only question now is, what do I do about it? d0ubled0tdee rotter
hi @ green croissant that are already larvae of wanzenart @ I d0ubled0tdee they would leave in peace, which are still developing to correct bugs (stinkbugs) and help you then your plant harmful to hold in check "The Predatory Shield Bug, for example, is one of the very beneficial insects - if you want to use biologically rotter dubious terms like "useful" and "harmful" in this context anyway source: http://www.wald.lauftext.de/heimat-der- ekten.html ... even if there are many animals are not harmful to your trees so much, she was now sucking the juice for their further development, but already the tree coped Rose23611 Pearl Of Green
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