hollyhock seeds and spider mites???
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by tkhooper on August 05, 2006 10:47 PM
Isn't it a hard spray of water that gets rid of spidermites?
My marigolds get infested with them because I don't have a hose. But it's never bothered the seeds. They grow just fine until the spidermites find them the next year.
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My marigolds get infested with them because I don't have a hose. But it's never bothered the seeds. They grow just fine until the spidermites find them the next year.
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by HOLLYHOCKGIRL on August 06, 2006 07:09 PM
HELLO AGAIN....
SORRY...BUT I MISPELLED THE DISEASE OR DEFORMITY THAT OCCURS IN FLOWERS...IT IS CALLED "FASCIATION"....NOT FASCINATION! LOL....GUESS I WAS JUST "FASCINATED" BY THE WHOLE THING!!! SORRY IF I MISLEAD ANYONE...PLEASE ACCEPT MY APOLOGIES!
SORRY...BUT I MISPELLED THE DISEASE OR DEFORMITY THAT OCCURS IN FLOWERS...IT IS CALLED "FASCIATION"....NOT FASCINATION! LOL....GUESS I WAS JUST "FASCINATED" BY THE WHOLE THING!!! SORRY IF I MISLEAD ANYONE...PLEASE ACCEPT MY APOLOGIES!
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I was wondering if anyone out there could tell me if spider mite will affect the seeds for the coming year that I harvest from my hollyhocks? I have used organic sprays...made personally...nothing toxic...but the spider mites are powerful here! Will the spider mite affect the seeds? Will it affect the new plants next year? Will it cause "fascination" with the flowers (deforming the flower)? If anyone knows any of the answers...please let me know! Thanks so much!
cheers!
HOLLYHOCKGIRL