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Insects and other pests

Insects and other pests. Pests common on House plants. Mealy Bug Aphids Scale Thrips White Fly Fungus gnats Mites. Mealy Bug. Aphids. Scale. Thrips. Whitefly. Fungus Gnats. Mites. Common Pests Outdoors. Cabbage worm Cabbage looper Diamond back Centipedes Leaf Hopper

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Insects and other pests

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  1. Insects and other pests

  2. Pests common on House plants • Mealy Bug • Aphids • Scale • Thrips • White Fly • Fungus gnats • Mites

  3. Mealy Bug

  4. Aphids

  5. Scale

  6. Thrips

  7. Whitefly

  8. Fungus Gnats

  9. Mites

  10. Common Pests Outdoors • Cabbage worm • Cabbage looper • Diamond back • Centipedes • Leaf Hopper • Tent caterpillars • Spittlebug • Slugs • Deer

  11. Cabbage worm

  12. Cabbage Looper

  13. Diamond Back moth

  14. Centipedes

  15. Leaf Hopper

  16. Eastern Forest Tent Caterpillars , Army Worms

  17. EFTC

  18. Spittlebug

  19. Slugs

  20. Deer

  21. Japanese beetles are coming !

  22. IPM, Integrated Pest Management • A system that uses many methods of pest control • Biological control – using natural enemies • Cultural control – change growing season • Sanitation ( clean up nesting/overwintering) • Low mammalian toxicity applications ( soap) • Chemical control – last resort • Rotate

  23. Insect Pest Management

  24. Predatory mites

  25. Encarsia Formosa

  26. Ladybugs

  27. Lacewings

  28. Pathogenic Bacteria

  29. Toads and frogs

  30. Beneficial Nematodes

  31. Protozoa

  32. Cryptolaemus

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