Does anyone know what this is on my seedless grape vine leaves?
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Does anyone know what this is on my seedless grape vine leaves? I have posted pics of the front & back sides of leaves. Thanks!
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Marina Gaaserud
on Jun 28, 2017
you must have it under the mikro, to me it look like a para'
sito. -
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Paul
on Jun 28, 2017
A parasitic plant, maybe a type of Rhinathus? -
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Nelsontrio
on Jun 28, 2017
It is an insect larvae called a grape gull midge. They can be different shapes and sizes and are usually harmless. When the larvae hatch they fall to the ground to mature. Removing the gulls and destroying can help to slow bug population however. -
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Max17462596
on Jun 28, 2017
There is an oil from India, called Neen or Neer oil, available at HD or WMart. It is a natural product, and can be sprayed on the whole plant with no harm to man or beast.... Just had to spray my peach tree and the remaining fruit trees in my backyard, as the nasty little critters are taking over....- See 4 previous
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Mar10988425
on Jun 28, 2017
I use Ivory dish soap 5 drops to quart of water to get rid of all sorts of pest, even bull ants. Will not hurt the plant. -
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Mary Clark
on Jun 28, 2017
Looks like and insect gall to me. Which insect? Is it harmful? -
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Kate Pigula
on Jun 28, 2017
All kinds of answers.Wish someone really knew what it is. Someone who is really familiar with it and has an accurate answer.- See 2 previous
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Kate Pigula
on Jun 28, 2017
Google grape gull midge and see how to get rid of them... -
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Cwh6899259
on Jun 28, 2017
It is Grape Gall Midge .Have you tried picking them off???Then squish them dead.Orange Larvae will hatch from these swellings. Destroy any larvae you find before they to underground to return later as Midges. -
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Olive Greenz
on Jun 28, 2017
How interesting! Never heard of this kind of thing. Nature is so exciting....when it isn't bothering oneself. Good luck with your problem.How nice that people know what it is.https://www.extension.umn.edu/garden/insects/find/insect-and-mite-galls/ -
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Patty
on Jun 28, 2017
Never saw this before. Thanks for the info. -
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Jhn7846609
on Jun 28, 2017
disect it and see what is inside. -
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Eroque022810
on Jun 28, 2017
Take picture to local nursery they will know. -
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Jeant
on Jun 29, 2017
It is actually called Neem oil. Please, if you use neem oil, follow directions carefully. Please DO NOT spray or use when bees and other pollinators are active, only on windless evenings or just before sunrise. Though it is used in organic gardening, it Will Kill Bees! -
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KattywhampusLOL
on Jun 30, 2017
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/130826864 -
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Robyn Garner
on Jul 01, 2017
They are vine buds. Expect them to continue leafing and growing next season.
Marina Gaaserud
on Jun 28, 2017
Paul
on Jun 28, 2017
Nelsontrio
on Jun 28, 2017
Max17462596
on Jun 28, 2017
Mar10988425
on Jun 28, 2017
Mary Clark
on Jun 28, 2017
Kate Pigula
on Jun 28, 2017
Cwh6899259
on Jun 28, 2017
Olive Greenz
on Jun 28, 2017
Patty
on Jun 28, 2017
Jhn7846609
on Jun 28, 2017
Eroque022810
on Jun 28, 2017
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