European Red Mites
Overwintering mite eggs should be controlled through the use of a delayed-dormant oil treatment, anytime between just before bud swell until half inch green. Control with dormant oil improves the closer to egg hatching. For commercial producers, ... [... more]
University of Kentucky |
Oil & Sulfur Concentrate 32 oz
 Eliminate over-wintering insects and disease with Bonide Oil and Lime Sulfur Spray. Eliminate disease, fungus, and insects such as rose scale, San Jose scale, spider mite eggs, mealy bugs, black spot, rust blights, and leaf spots on dormant deciduous ... [... more]
$14.95
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Oil & Sulfur Concentrate 32 oz
Eliminate over-wintering insects and disease with Bonide Oil and Lime Sulfur Spray. Eliminate disease, fungus, and insects such as rose scale, San Jose scale, spider mite eggs, mealy bugs, black spot, rust blights, and leaf spots on dormant deciduous ... [... more]
$12.95 - $14.95
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Spinach Crown Mite
Spinach crown mites are tiny, almost transparent mites with prominent long hairs, or setae. They are soil and leaf dwelling. Above ground, they live deep in the crown of the spinach plant. Crown mite eggs are ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
Brown Mite
The brown mite can be an economic pest of cherries. Brown mite eggs hatch in early spring. The newly hatched mites are red with six legs and after the first molt are brown with eight legs, resembling the adult. ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
Brown Mite
The brown mite is the largest in size of all almond pest mites and emerges first in the spring. Brown mite eggs are red, without a stalk and overwinter in masses on twigs, especially at the junction of wood growth ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
Brown Mite
The brown mite can be an economic pest of apricots. It is the largest in size of all apricot pest mites. Brown mite eggs hatch in early spring and the newly hatched mites are red with six legs. After the first molt ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
Brown Mite
Determine the relative number of mite eggs present on branches or prunings during the dormant season. Use dormant sprays with oils at the high rate to help control the overwintering eggs. An insecticide can be added ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
Dormant Spur Sample
Oils alone are effective against the white cap and black cap stages of San Jose scale, which are present at this time, and will also control low-to-moderate populations of mite eggs and fruittree leafroller eggs. ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
Brown Mite
Monitor for brown mite eggs along with other pests when taking the DORMANT SHOOT SAMPLE. Use dormant sprays with oils at the high rate to help control the overwintering eggs if 20% or more of the shoots have eggs. An ... [... more]
University of California IPM |
European Red Mite
Overwintering mite eggs should be controlled through the use of a delayed-dormant oil treatment, anytime between just before bud swell until half inch green. Control with dormant oil improves the closer to egg hatching. For commercial producers, ... [... more]
University of Kentucky |
Horticultural Oil Spray Qt.
For use on fruit, nut and shade trees. Kills scale, spider mite eggs and many other pests on trees and shrubs in dormant stage. Cleans up plants and gives them a fresh look. Used correctly, will not burn foliage in winter or summer. Contains unsulfonted ... [... more]
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