Pest Management 101: Identify and Treat 5 Most Common Houseplant Pests

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
  • 🪴Despite our best efforts to prevent pests, they can still manage to harm our plants. If you notice sudden yellowing of leaves or a decline in your plants' health, it's likely that one of these five pests has infiltrated your indoor garden. In this video, Jira will guide you on how to identify and treat these pests.
    🌱 Bottom line - 0:40
    🌱 Scale - 1:50
    🌱 Mealybugs - 4:03
    🌱 Aphids - 7:41
    🌱 Spider mites - 9:36
    🌱 Thrips - 12:33
    🌱 Beneficial bugs - 15:35
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Комментарии • 12

  • @wandashaw3551
    @wandashaw3551 25 дней назад +1

    Great information, thank you.

  • @jackiewhitney5031
    @jackiewhitney5031 26 дней назад +1

    Very informative and thank you for showing what those pests really look like. Beneficial insects are great but they can be very expensive as well long term. I just do the alcohol with the mealies and haven't had anything else in the last 40+ years of plant parenting.

    • @PlantCornerNYC
      @PlantCornerNYC  25 дней назад

      You’re very very lucky!
      But come to think of it, when I just take care of my own plants, I never really had pest issue either 🤣 but once I opened the store / taking care of other people’s plants… I’ve seen everything

  • @parichartsaithanoo150
    @parichartsaithanoo150 26 дней назад +1

    มี ปย. มาก & น่ากลัวจังเนอะ … เรื่องราวเยอะ น่าจะแบ่งเป็น 2 ตอนมั้ยคะ … 👍👍👍

  • @kantigua5544
    @kantigua5544 25 дней назад +1

    hilariously, despite having alocasia n stromanthe in my apt, the spidermite magnet is my basil. i think they really like the thin leaves and i cant put pesticide on it since i use it to make pesto 😭 thank you for the info! very helpful

    • @PlantCornerNYC
      @PlantCornerNYC  25 дней назад

      Woah! I would def try Arber then since they are safe for consumption!

  • @Rufiat99
    @Rufiat99 26 дней назад

    Hello my friend...i like video

  • @Horsewoman-pt2ku
    @Horsewoman-pt2ku 25 дней назад +1

    Last summer I got my first Hoya from a family member. It had no pests. However when I started buying more Hoya from box stores and several pothos I noticed they had flatmites. I bought a cheap wifi microscope and can’t see them but they damage new leaves and growth and you can actually see the chomp look on the leaves. I had to start treating them with a liquid sulfur spray and found I need to do that weekly and remove damaged leaves immediately. I try to keep my plants wo touching but some do now. Can you do a video on flatmites and show what the damage looks like and the various treatments? Thanks

    • @PlantCornerNYC
      @PlantCornerNYC  25 дней назад +1

      Yasss those are such a pain because they’re invisible to the eyes 🥲 fortunately we haven’t gotten them in the store. I found this helpful blog that might help! anaturalcuriosity.org/flat-mites/