Yes but mine is the size of a cheese wheel.And Hops
Mine has always been longer than yours LOL
I need coffee now, where are the Gals
Yes but mine is the size of a cheese wheel.And Hops
Mine has always been longer than yours LOL
I need coffee now, where are the Gals
I have delt with mites more times than I like to admithttps://www.canr.msu.edu/news/hot-d...difference is thrips do,stem meets (Photo 6).
Their feeding damage on leaves can superficially look similar, with tan-brown spots/mottling on the surface of the leaves, indicating areas where plant cells die. The difference is thrips do not build webs, but if spider mites are present, webbing is noticeable, especially on the underside of leaves where the leaf and stem meets
Yes but mine is the size of a cheese wheel.
Yes this is the one I posted for him to see what thrips were because his pic was blurry of the cruel bugsQuestion which pic shows the Thrips?
This one
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I zoomed in on back of the leaf pretty sure I sure a spotted mite, but the experts know better . Or were you going from the spotted leaves?
I posted the thripsThe second picture he posted shows Thrips.
You would argue with a Fking rock Roster, especially if it's me that's said something.
| THRIPS | SPIDER MITES |
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VISIBLE DIFFERENCES |
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I seen it. I'm talking about this picture.I posted the thrips
Thread drift, stick with coffee gals LOL
Can you please point out the thrips.
No,, because I'm tired of yanking your chain. Plus I gotta go make coffee.Can you please point out the thrips.
Then normally do not live under the leaves.
Was she infested with mites and needed fire to keel them?
ChickenNo,, because I'm tired of yanking your chain. Plus I gotta go make coffee.
It's Subbies turn.
I did twiceI ain’t yanking this morning
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