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Spider Mites on Indoor Citrus: Oil Sprays or Beneficials

Q: Orange tree leaves have rusty, gritty deposit. Treatment?

A: Spider mites. Spray neem oil or horticultural oil. Or move outside in summer—beneficial mites will control them naturally.

About Gardening
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Tiny White Mites Under Furniture? Probably Not Spider Mites

Preventing and Treating Spider Mites on Flowering Houseplants

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