Once galls form, the mites are enclosed and protected. The only window to treat is mid-April, before bud swell, when adults move to new growth.
If you must spray, use a labeled miticide (e.g., carbaryl) at the proper spring timing.
Saving a Split Maple Tree with Bracing
Tree Galls on Chinaberry and Goldenrain: Identification and Low Concern
Diagnosing a Struggling Maple: Split Bark, Black Marks & Fungi
Aphid Honeydew Causing Maple Sap Nuisance
Coral Bark Maple Losing Bark: Sunscald, Borers, or Natural Exfoliation?
Sugar Maple White Spots: Harmless Lichens, Real Issue Likely Planting or Herbicide
Mysterious White Foamy Growth on Maple Trunk: Not Slime Flux
Japanese Maple Sunburn Recovery: Stress Management
Maple Crown Gall: Bacterial Disease with Organic Treatment Option
Troubleshooting a Struggling Sunset Maple: Water, Nutrients, and Herbicide Risks
Red Balls on Maple Leaves: Eriophyid Mite Galls, Not Disease
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