Those "red spiders" are almost certainly spider mites—tiny arachnids, not true spiders. To verify: hold white paper under a branch, shake vigorously, and watch for moving red dust.
Insecticidal soap – thorough coverage required, repeat weekly.
Miticide/insecticide – visit a local nursery for products labeled for spider mites on conifers in your area. Systemic options like acephate or specific miticides (bifenthrin, spiromesifen) provide longer control.
Ohio State University fact sheet on spider mite biology and control: hyf-fact/2000/2012.html
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