A staghorn fern owner in Fort Myers, FL, found pin-sized eggs and tiny bugs covering the leaves. After cleaning one leaf, the infestation spread rapidly.
The description matches spider mites. Confirmation requires close-up photos or microscopic examination.
Scout surrounding plants for the source. If the problem persists, send samples for microscopic ID and targeted pesticide recommendation.
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