How can I get rid of little bugs on my plum tree?
What are some suggestions for my plum tree. I can’t see them but little bugs are eating my leaves and I’m sure they will eat my plums.??
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When deciding when and how to spray your fruit trees, be aware that many domestic insecticides also affect beneficial insects such as bees. For example, carbaryl, malathion and permethrin are toxic to bees and other harmless insects. Endosulfan is especially toxic and can harm birds; it also injures fish if the runoff from trees reaches streams or lakes. Horticultural oils are generally considered safe, with little impact on other insects, and pyrethrins are also low in toxicity. To minimize the need for spraying, remove all fruit from your trees at harvest and destroy any insect-infested fruit on the ground. This will help reduce the risk of pest problems the following year.
Hi Dale,
Here's a complete article about spraying fruit trees. I hope this helps you. Wishing you the best.
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/spray-fruit-trees-insects-46577.html
Here is a helpful video to watch Dale, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL9iMIk9Aag
Hoe it helps! Bushra
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