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Whiteflies are small white insects that generally camp out on the undersides of leaves, where the pierce the tissues and suck out juices. Their flat scale like larvae feeds on the underside of leaves. Whiteflies are major pests of poinsettias and fuchsias.

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Western flower thrips are small dark brown insects with two pairs of fringed wings. They have rasping mouthparts that will scrape the plant tissue. They damage that will cause to many kinds of plants often appear as a whitish discoloration.

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Scale insects nest greenhouse plants. They normally have flat, oval, brown bodies and they may or may not be covered with armored shells. The scale insect will pierce the plant leafs and stems and suck out the juices.

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Mealybugs are slow moving, shaped like an oval, and whitish colored insects. They have a waxy finish and produce small cottony masses. Mealybugs pierce the plant leaf and suck out the plant juices.

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Leaf miners are small, sticky flies. The adult deposits eggs inside a leaf. After the eggs hatch, the larvae feeds on the interior of the leaf, making tunnels as the move. Chrysanthemums are subject to leaf minor damage.

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Fungus gnats are long legged, winged, gray-black insects that are less than 1/8 inches long. The larvae of the fungus gnats feeds on root hairs and tunnel into plant stems. They prefer a growing medium that is constantly moist.

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Caterpillars are the larvae of various moth species. They damage the crops in greenhouses by eating the plants.

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Aphids are pear shaped, soft bodied, usually wingless insects. Aphids use their mouthparts to pierce the plant and suck out juices and they attack a wide variety of greenhouse plants.