Question which pic shows the Thrips?
This one
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?
What's up with my leaves?
- Thread starter linzwa
- Start date
This one
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?
Both pictures he posted. Those are Thrips brother Roster. I see no mites.
https://www.koppertus.com/news-information/news/2020/how-do-you-identify-a-thrips-intruder/
https://www.koppertus.com/news-information/news/2020/how-do-you-identify-a-thrips-intruder/
Last edited:
The pic of the actual Thrips was posted by a member when they had thrips
Not the OP
This is not OPs pic
I am very capable of doing web searches and know what Thrips look like Thanks Bro
Good then you agree it's Thrips Bro. The very 1st post shows leaves damaged by Thrips. Big also posted pics of leaves with thrip damage. I've had both.
No do not at this point, certainly not enough proof to definitely show the infestation is cause by the thrip bug.
Or Mites at that point.
Or Mites at that point.
The second picture he posted shows Thrips.
You would argue with a Fking rock Roster.
You would argue with a Fking rock Roster.
Last edited:
Please show me that pic I am not arguing with you at all just posting my views, it is a discussion forum correct?
Last edited by a moderator:
And I consider you a Brother and a Good Friend
Certainly Not a Rock.
Chevy Trucks are built like Rocks
Last edited by a moderator:
I consider myself your friend and I am a Rock. My Wife said Im her Rock and she is never wrong.
So nanny nanny booboo on you
So nanny nanny booboo on you
Last edited:
Im done But certainly some nice Post Count
I am glad you and I were never rivals
So you are a Chevy Truck
Thrips with no webbing and a big black arrow attached.
Never seen arrows under leaves like that though.
Spider mites start out their infestations under leaves and yes there is no webbing at 1st, that comes later when they completely infest the plant. Need to brush up your skillsThrips with no webbing and a big black arrow attached.
Never seen arrows under leaves like that though.
https://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
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
And Hops
Mine has always been longer than yours LOL
I need coffee now, where are the Gals
Mine has always been longer than yours LOL
I need coffee now, where are the Gals
Similar threads
Latest posts
-
Bugus Monkey's new and improved puzzle basement and various ramblings- Latest: Jan Borrego
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
