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appearance. Lacebugs tend to attack plants in full sun.
Even when no adults are visible, lacebugs are implicated if the underside of the leaf to exhibit a stippled or blanched appearance. Lacebugs tend to attack plants in full sun. Even when no adults are visible, lacebugs are implicated if the underside of the leaf shows small tar-like dark spots and blotches.
A wide range of sprays are available for controlling this pest. Nearly too small to see with the unaided eye, mites produce a similar stippled effect on the upper leaf surface. Generally, the recommended method of detecting mites is to shake a suspected leaf over a sheet of bright white paper. Dislodged mites will be observed as tiny reddish to nearly clear-colored specks moving across the surface qf the paper. In a severe infestation, the upper leaves of the plant take on a bronze
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