A 30-foot weeping fig (Ficus benjamina) with spider mites infesting nearby plants cannot be treated effectively by amateurs. Systemics don’t reach the canopy of trees this size.
Regular pruning (3–6 ft twice yearly) is good, but mite control needs pros.
Spider Mites on Ficus: Diagnosis and Control
Indoor Ficus Leaf Drop: Scale, Light Change, or Root Bound
Persistent Scale on 34-Year-Old Ficus: Soil Myth and Effective Spray
Ficus Tree Producing Green Balls: What Are They?
Sticky Sap on Ficus? It's Scale Insects
Pruning an Overgrown Indoor Ficus Tree: How Far Can You Cut?
Ficus Tree Dripping Milky Sap: Likely Scale Infestation
Pomegranate Tree Webs and Bud Drop: Spider Mites or Normal Pollination?
Identifying and Pruning a Top-Heavy Dieffenbachia
Spider Mites on Dwarf Umbrella Tree (Schefflera arboricola)
Mealybugs on Indoor Palm: Alcohol Spray Protocol
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