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I planted Margaritas because Are a good pest repellent and if we also choose the yellow ones, their intense color will attract butterflies, bees and vaquitas of San Antonio. It is a plant without many requirements, and therefore very easy to care for.

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While mites usually attack the underside of leaves, they can sometimes get greedy and also eat the upper side of leaves and flowers. Eventually, the mites will suck holes right through the leaves - providing the most obvious evidence of infestation.

Even if you can't find holes in the leaves, your plant may still have spider mites, so keep an eye out for other signs of infestation.

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Remove badly infected parts of the plant immediately. Pick up any leaves that have fallen off the plant and pull off any badly damaged leaves from the plant itself. This will prevent the mites from affecting other plants nearby. Place the leaves in a sealed plastic bag and throw in the garbage or burn

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What Natural Fertilizer Makes Radishes Grow Faster?
Collect organic items like vegetables you no longer need, make a small box or container to put soil and put the waste in the container.

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first thing you get rid of  spider mites, you have to clean your plant. keep the plant neat and clean, when your leaves fall, make sure you pick them up, and use Neem spray to spray ypur plant's..............

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Why are my radishes squishy?

Radishes can become soft if they are in a place that is too hot or they are not getting enough water. The climate for the radishes should be warm and humid

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What protection does bean plants need?
Once the plant sprouts (beans), it will require good protection, so you have to place the plants in a nearby garden if you plan to grow them outdoors. Pests, such as beetles and slugs, fix the use of natural chemicals or pesticides.

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To solve the problem with plants that have spider mites we must have a little spray. Half a cup of alcohol. Half cup of decriminalized water (distilled) 30 drops of essential oils (lemon, eucalyptus, lavender, cypress, cinnamon, etc.)

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Lemon Water Spray
Get some lemon juice. It is preferable to squeeze fresh lemon juice. Mix with water in a proportion of 2: 3. Fill a bottle with atomizer and spray all the affected plants with the solution.

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Why the leaves turn yellow and fall off?

- They are taking a lot of sun and while they make the water and the sun is strong they burn a little that it is better to have water at night or in shade than the plant does not receive direct sun all day ...
Why do the leaves turn yellow and fall off?

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Maintain high humidity levels around the affected plants as well,
Keeping plants above water or growing moss in the space between plants can also be efficient, Some use a 1: 1 ratio of alcohol to water, while others use 1: 3, sometimes adding a few drops of dishwasher detergent.

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which plants grow faster?
These are some of the plants that believe fast
The bamboo
Live the tree
ivy
jump
clematis
Pink porcelain.

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what type of materials I can use in case of pest?

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They need beans to grow: beans need to be very careful because they need and require similar care. 1 * Beans need care. 2 * need fertilizer. 3 * need salt. 4 * needs sunlight. 5 * wet land. 6 * and that grow in normal and healthy.

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Identifying Spider Mites

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4. Look at the surface of the leaves. If your plant is indeed infested with spider mites, the leaves may have yellow blotches on them. When light falls on the leaves, you may see a silvered look or even streaks of bronze or silver.

While mites usually attack the underside of leaves, they can sometimes get greedy and also eat the upper side of leaves and flowers. Eventually, the mites will suck holes right through the leaves - providing the most obvious evidence of infestation.

Even if you can't find holes in the leaves, your plant may still have spider mites, so keep an eye out for other signs of infestation.

Other signs of mite damage include distortion, deformation, wilting, spotting, streaking or discoloration on the surface of the leave. If the mite damage gets particularly bad, the leaves may start to fall off.

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9. Check for white webbing on the plant. This is a giveaway sign of some spider mites. The webbing usually clusters around feeding areas. Note that not all species of spider mite will produce webbing though.

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14. Confirm the presence of spider mites. Spider mites are so small, they can be very difficult to see. However, one method you can use to confirm their presence is to take a sheet of white paper, place it beneath the plant you suspect to be infested and and lightly shake the stem of one of the leaves.

A certain number of the spider mites should fall onto the paper. They can be viewed more easily with a magnifying glass.

Spider mites come in a variety of colors, including red, green, yellow and brown. They have eight legs and tend to move quite slowly.

Be on the lookout for spider mites with spots on their backs - these are known as two-spotted spider mites and can be particularly hard to get rid of.[1]

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19. Be particularly vigilant with certain species of plants. There are some plants which spider mites seem to favor more than others.

In particular, pay attention to possible infestations on miniature roses, fruit trees, bananas, potted begonias, beans, mint, broad-leafed weeds, strawberries, frangipani and indoor houseplants.

Be aware that the two-spotted spider mite has been known to infest over 100 different species of plant.

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24. Be especially alert during dry and dusty weather conditions. These are the conditions where spider mites can cause the most damage, as they are thirsty and are seeking moisture from the leaves of the plant. This also means they are very attracted to anything grown under glass, including plants sitting inside on your windowsills.

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Using Biological Methods

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4. Remove badly infected parts of the plant immediately. Pick up any leaves that have fallen off the plant and pull off any badly damaged leaves from the plant itself. This will prevent the mites from affecting other plants nearby. Place the leaves in a sealed plastic bag and throw in the garbage or burn.

If an entire plant is infected, you should consider removing it completely. This will give other plants a better chance at survival.

Water affected plants only from above and keep removing any infected plant pieces as soon as you spot them.

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9. Wash and wipe indoor houseplants regularly. Given that it is fairly easy for the householder to clean indoor plants this way, it can be the most effective and non-toxic method to rid the plants of spider mites.

You can use either plain water or a solution of tepid (cool-warm) water mixed with a very mild dish detergent or soap. Use 3 tablespoons of soap per gallon of water.[2]You can use any kind of soap, but castile soap is particularly effective. Or, you can also use an insecticidal soap.

Use a sponge soaked in the water to wipe down individual leaves of the plant, or place the water in a spray bottle and spritz the underside of the leaves.

Apply the soap solution again, six days later, if the infestation continues. Be aware that some species of plant are particularly sensitive to soap, so consider testing the soap solution on a small section of the plant before spraying all over.

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Dissolve the salt in water and spray the bushes flowers and any needed part outside the house with this salt solution..

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Spraying plants is a very effective way to dislodge the mites from the plants. Use a strong jet of water , making sure that you get to the underside of leaves where spider mites and their eggs remain hidden in their webbing . A bug blaster attachment may help dislodge them. Weekly spraying in the hot months should keep the infestation under control.