Alpine, UT (zone 6B) tricolor beech shows sticky white flakes on leaf undersides (51 °F, no frost elsewhere). Owner asks if disease.
Phyllaphis fagi—pale yellow aphids covered in white wax filaments. Colonies on young shoots/leaf undersides. Honeydew → sticky leaves → sooty mold. Winged forms fly midsummer.
Soil drench won't work now—tree shutting down. Orthene cleans up fall population.
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