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nanelle_gw (usda 9/Sunset 14)

21 years ago

OK, so this is post # 4. I guess I'm going to spray with water and/or soap, regardless of the I.D.

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worth1
21 years ago
If you are talking about the spot under the text (is this a bug) it looks like one to me.
Looks like you might have some kind of mite damage the spider is no fool he or she will find a place that has food crawling around and wait. If you are worried and this is the only place that this is going on then I would just move the spider with a stick and cut of the infested or infected area.
You are not a pest and I am just trying to help, this is the right forum for pestÂs and diseases anyway.
Good wishes
Worth
nanelle_gw (usda 9/Sunset 14)
Original Author
21 years ago
Worth, you are a GREAT help! So hard to know how to take things here...
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farkee
21 years ago
Nanelle, now that is spider mites. See the other mite link I posted to your other question and there is a picture of mites and their webbing.

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