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 Post subject: KILLING AP SYSTEM
PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 10:52 
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Something is killing my plants, can you look at the photos and help.

What can I use to deal with this problem?





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 Post subject: Re: KILLING AP SYSTEM
PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 10:55 
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Leaf miner... Never known it to be a huge problem, and not really sure about treatment in an AP system, I'd remove affected leaves and destroy them..


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PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 10:57 
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That would be about 80% of the plant.


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PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 11:04 
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The leaf miner doesn't generally kill the plant though. It may not look as nice.. Personally I would remove perhaps the few worst leaves, and just leave the rest..

What plants are they into?


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PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 11:07 
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I will give that a try.


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yeah...dont stress over leaf miners, cosmetic damage only and you would need a systemic spray to kill 'em as the name suggests, they're inside the leaf.


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 Post subject: Re: KILLING AP SYSTEM
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You can also squish the miner in the leaf and kill it. Leaves the leaf on the plant. I have done this with young citrus and eucalyptus and worked ok - you just need to check back etc...


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PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 12:12 
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Gotta say Bushy, I do love your new avatar.... :thumbright:


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Yeah, bomb some sense into them :)


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PostPosted: Jul 24th, '11, 22:08 
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 Post subject: Re: KILLING AP SYSTEM
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What a coincidence, in my native Malay they are also called 'leaf miner'. Though I don't like the way they turn my leaves into a painting canvas, the patterns they leave are quite interesting. Good thing they don't kill my plants like the aphids do...


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