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Common privet affected by decorative bark
Hello, I bought a decorative bark a month ago. We arranged an area around the common privet and Japanese red maple. Shortly afterward, brown vines appeared on the underside of the leaves and the leaf began to curl The maple leaves began to dry at the tips. I thought they were fleas and I stopped with mospilan but the effect was zero. What to do?
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The images are not very clear, but it seems to be attacked by mites. To control them, acaricide treatments can be applied at intervals of 7-10 days: Floramite 240 SC, 5 ml or Vertimec 1.8 EC, 10 ml. Also, if you have applied the bark to the soil, reduce the watering of the plants, because the bark keeps the soil moist. In addition, it is recommended to periodically administer, by watering, an organic fertilizer, based on algae extract, which improves air permeability in the soil and stimulates rooting and healthy growth: AMN Nordalge, 500 ml dilute 30 ml / 10 l water and 2-3 treatments can be applied at 14 days.
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