Viburnum Snowball Aphids at Jimmie Marston blog

Viburnum Snowball Aphids. You can typically see these bugs feeding on your plant in clusters. Stunted growth and reduced yields are also common. Aside from diseases, viburnums can also suffer from pests. This honeydew attracts ants and it also attracts sooty mold. It sounds like that’s what you’re dealing with now. Snowball aphids (neoceruraphis viburnicola) most often occur on european cranberry bush and snowball viburnums. They can cause twisting and curling of the young growth. They feed by piercing plant tissue and sucking plant sap. In some cases, they transmit plant viruses, causing further damage and irregular patterns on leaves. These aphids are gray to dark green and feed in clusters at the tips of the branches, causing leaf curl. Here are some to watch out for. You can spray aphids with a horticultural oil or insecticidal. They can be gotten rid of with a steady stream of water from the hose, insecticidal soap, or horticultural oil. Here are some of the most common viburnum pests and methods for viburnum pest control. The snowball, viburnum opulus var sterilis, is an attractive, sterile, shrub with large white flowers.

They can cause twisting and curling of the young growth. You can typically see these bugs feeding on your plant in clusters. Aphids leave behind a sticky substance called honeydew, which can lead to sooty mold growth. Aside from diseases, viburnums can also suffer from pests. These aphids are gray to dark green and feed in clusters at the tips of the branches, causing leaf curl. Aphids like to eat the sap from your plants. It sounds like that’s what you’re dealing with now. You can spray aphids with a horticultural oil or insecticidal. This honeydew attracts ants and it also attracts sooty mold. They feed by piercing plant tissue and sucking plant sap.

Snowball Bush Viburnum

Viburnum Snowball Aphids They can be gotten rid of with a steady stream of water from the hose, insecticidal soap, or horticultural oil. Aphids are also a common problem for the snowball bush—if you notice them on the leaves, spray the bush with an organic insecticide such as neem oil. In some cases, they transmit plant viruses, causing further damage and irregular patterns on leaves. Aside from diseases, viburnums can also suffer from pests. This honeydew attracts ants and it also attracts sooty mold. They can be gotten rid of with a steady stream of water from the hose, insecticidal soap, or horticultural oil. These aphids are gray to dark green and feed in clusters at the tips of the branches, causing leaf curl. Here are some of the most common viburnum pests and methods for viburnum pest control. You can spray aphids with a horticultural oil or insecticidal. They feed by piercing plant tissue and sucking plant sap. Here are some to watch out for. Stunted growth and reduced yields are also common. They can cause twisting and curling of the young growth. Aphids leave behind a sticky substance called honeydew, which can lead to sooty mold growth. It sounds like that’s what you’re dealing with now. Aphids like to eat the sap from your plants.