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Tomato Russet Mite control

Controlling/suppressing tomato russet mite (Aculops lycopersici) so that the last of my tomatoes can ripen. *This time I come out from behind the camera!* Tomato russet mite is a widespread, microscopic but serious sap-sucking pest of tomato plants particularly during hot weather. The pest may enter your garden on hot winds. Adult mites are minute (about 0. 2mm long), torpedo-shaped and white to yellowish in colour. Nymphs are similar in shape, white and smaller. They usually feed on the underside of leaves. The first symptoms are usually seen on the lower leaves and progressively move up the plant. Leaves initially turn a silvery colour, but later turn bronze, curl downwards and become dry. Stems and leaf stalks become smooth and brownish. Tomato russet mites breed extremely quickly and can complete their life cycle in less than a week during hot weather. Each female lays about 50 eggs, which combined with their rapid life cycle means numbers of mites increase very rapidly. Tomato russet mite can be controlled with sprays of insecticidal soap, lime sulphur, or wettable sulphur. BUY MY BOOKS: "Garden Pests, Diseases & Good Bugs" ▶ https://bit.ly/3wELyCy ▶ https://bit.ly/2TnuBrM ▶ https://bit.ly/2DO0cNR "Backyard Insects" ▶ https://bit.ly/3n8ha0n ▶ https://amzn.to/30iF8wD FOLLOW ME: Instagram ▶  / denis_crawford   Facebook ▶  / denis.j.crawford   VISIT MY BLOG: ▶http://www.oneminutebugs.com.au Remember to subscribe while you are there to receive email notifications of new posts. #organicgardening #pestcontrol #mitecontrol