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How does spider mite attack actually kill a plant?
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AL_n wrote: Actually, I think that they suck the sap out of the cells, so those cells will die. That is why the leaves go white and don't recover even if you kill the RSM. Onsce the pnat ppears totally dead, is there a best-chance remedy left to try, such as cutting the branches off ain the hope that a new shoot might appear? Presumably the roots are unaffected? Generally, just spray the hell out of it with soft soap or detergent and meths, keep it damp and warm, and see what happens. Some plants sprout from low down (even the roots), but others sprout better from younger wood. And some won't regrow at all. Cut the dead stuff off after it has started to regrow. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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