Can anyone tell me what this is on my trident and also how to treat it at this time of year.
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Kevin
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Re: Pest ID
Hello Komodo,
These appear to be eggs from some sort of insect.
Sorry, i cannot identify exactly if deposited from friends or foe.
To be safe I would completely remove the leaf and bin it.
Kevin
These appear to be eggs from some sort of insect.
Sorry, i cannot identify exactly if deposited from friends or foe.
To be safe I would completely remove the leaf and bin it.
Kevin
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Pearcy001
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Re: Pest ID
Hi Komodo.
I have no idea what they are but they scrape off in 1 big flake. I only ever find them on the top of the leaf.
Cheers,
Pearcy.
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I have no idea what they are but they scrape off in 1 big flake. I only ever find them on the top of the leaf.
Cheers,
Pearcy.
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Komodo
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Thanks for the input guys. This tree was growing close to an overgrown weed that had been enjoying the water run off. A possible clue as to why they are there, I sprayed the tree in winter and spring so it's happened pretty quick.
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