Fine webbing on holly with yellow/bronze stippling on leaves indicates spider mites. They pierce leaf cells, causing speckling, bronzing, and premature drop. Webs collect dust, looking dirty.
Early treatment prevents defoliation and plant decline.
Eradicating Spider Mites on Mini Roses and Identifying Tomato Hornworms
Two-Spotted Spider Mite Management on Mature Junipers/Cedars
Diagnosing Single Holly Bush Leaf Curl
Holly and Camellia White Underside Coating: Cottony Cushion Scale
Webs on Bushes: Spiders or Webworms?
Dwarf Yaupon Holly: Spider Mites + Whiteflies Dual Infestation
Spider Mites on Indoor Tabletop Roses: Water and Systemics
Spider Mite Control on Venus Flytraps: Effective Insecticide Mixes
Spider Mite Treatment for Gardenias: A Complete Guide
Mystery Pests on Outdoor-to-Indoor Plants: Likely Spider Mites + Leafminers
Tiny White Mites Under Furniture? Probably Not Spider Mites
Preventing and Treating Spider Mites on Flowering Houseplants
Persistent Spider Mites on Burning Bush: Ongoing Treatment and Neighborhood Management
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