Spider mites may be small, but they can cause big problems for indoor houseplants. These resilient pests can reproduce quickly and find clever ways to hitchhike into your home. It's essential to know ...

Spider mites love the exact conditions most homes provide: warm temperatures and low humidity. They're also incredibly good at traveling undetected, hitching rides on new plants, clothing, or even ...

Learn to identify common culprits damaging your plants. Discover what insects could be eating your plants and how to stop it.

Spider mites are tiny pests commonly found under plant leaves. These little spiders can damage fruit trees, houseplants, ornamental plants, and vegetables. The mites reproduce quickly, especially ...

Signs Your Plant Has Spider Mites. Knowing the signs of a spider mite infestation can help you get ahead of it. "Spider mites have needle-like mouthparts," Meyers says.

Dealing with a spider mite infestation? We spoke to a gardening expert to see if diatomaceous earth is an effective solution ...

It’s all fun and games until you notice exceptionally small, delicate webs covering the leaves of your favorite plant. They’re not as big as spiders, but spider mites can still be a major concern.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — Spider mites are hatching and can harm your outside plants. Spider mites come out yearly when the weather is hot and dry. They feast on the foliage of their host plants.

Normally, spider mites feed on plant juices of a wide variety of vegetables, berries, perennials and shrubs. When it gets hot, they feed more vigorously to keep from dehydrating.

Spider mites can migrate to new plants in a matter of hours, and by the time you see symptoms on other plants, the infestation has already taken hold. While the plant is isolated, ...