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Whiteflies
Whiteflies
There are many species of these
tiny, snow-white winged insects that
attack a wide range of plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces, permitting the
development of black sooty mold fungus.
There are many species of these
tiny, snow-white winged insects that
attack a wide range of plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces, permitting the
development of black sooty mold fungus.
Control
Control
• When purchasing plants inspect carefully to be
sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
• When purchasing plants inspect carefully to be
sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
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Whiteflies
Whiteflies
There are many species of these
tiny, snow-white winged insects that
attack a wide range of plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces, permitting the
development of black sooty mold fungus.
There are many species of these
tiny, snow-white winged insects that
attack a wide range of plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces, permitting the
development of black sooty mold fungus.
Control
Control
• When purchasing plants inspect carefully to be
sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
• When purchasing plants inspect carefully to be
sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
Provided by
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wimastergardener.org
wimastergardener.org
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Whiteflies
Whiteflies
• UW-Extension Garden Fact Sheet XHT1127,
Whiteflies, at https://hort.uwex.edu/articles/
whiteflies/
• UW-Extension Garden Fact Sheet XHT1127,
Whiteflies, at https://hort.uwex.edu/articles/
whiteflies/
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Whiteflies
Whiteflies
• UW-Extension Garden Fact Sheet XHT1127,
Whiteflies, at https://hort.uwex.edu/articles/
whiteflies/
• UW-Extension Garden Fact Sheet XHT1127,
Whiteflies, at https://hort.uwex.edu/articles/
whiteflies/
Whiteflies
Whiteflies
There are many species of these tiny, snowwhite winged insects that attack a wide range of
plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces,
permitting the development of black
sooty mold fungus.
There are many species of these tiny, snowwhite winged insects that attack a wide range of
plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces,
permitting the development of black
sooty mold fungus.
Control
Control
• When purchasing plants inspect
carefully to be sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
• When purchasing plants inspect
carefully to be sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
Provided by
Provided by
wimastergardener.org
wimastergardener.org
Whiteflies
Whiteflies
There are many species of these tiny, snowwhite winged insects that attack a wide range of
plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces,
permitting the development of black
sooty mold fungus.
There are many species of these tiny, snowwhite winged insects that attack a wide range of
plants including house plants, garden flowers,
vegetables, weeds and poinsettias.
Adults and nymphs suck plant sap. Nymphs
(which are the immature stages) may be found on
the underside of leaves. Heavy feeding causes
yellowing, premature leaf drop, and stunting of
plants. These insects excrete sticky honeydew
onto upper and lower leaf surfaces,
permitting the development of black
sooty mold fungus.
Control
Control
• When purchasing plants inspect
carefully to be sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
• When purchasing plants inspect
carefully to be sure plants are not infested.
• Eliminate weeds in and around gardens
that harbor whiteflies.
• Begin insecticidal soap or chemical applications
as soon as infestations are noticed (read the
label FIRST).
Provided by
Provided by
wimastergardener.org
wimastergardener.org