Pests Leaf miners
Pale winding tunnels
Pale, winding trails wander inside the thickness of the leaves.
Also called: leaf mineswhite trails in leavesleaf minerlarva inside the leaf
Severity
Minor
No rush: fix it at your own pace.
Parts affected
- Leaves
- Stems
- Flowers
- Fruit
- Roots
- Soil
Family
Pests
From insects to larvae: spot them early to get rid of them fast.
Understand
What is happening inside the plant
A leaf miner is the larva of a fly, a moth or a beetle, which lives and feeds BETWEEN the two surfaces of a leaf.
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Urgent Fine webbing, yellow speckling
Very fine webbing appears under the leaves, which take on a yellow stippling.
Causes and fixes
Keep an eye on it Clusters on new growth
Small pear-shaped insects, usually clustered on new growth.
Causes and fixes
Keep an eye on it Silvery streaking
Tiny insects leaving silvery streaks and black specks on the leaves.
Causes and fixes