Damage done on top of a leaf which was originally completely green. |
A lace bug is small, but what a pest! |
Lace bugs are hidden under the leaves they are feasting from. |
Under the adjacent leaf. |
Adults bugs have disappeared from F+4 and everything seems still. |
No tiger busy. Seen with a magnifying glass, there are two dried alive lace bugs, which most likely starved to death... The spots are dried eggs and droppings. |
And the subsequent days will tell us if the cells emptied of their chlorophyll turn back to a green hue. Anyway, the other leaves are saved and protected from lace bugs. A sequel. F+56 we can only note that the heavily attacked leaves are slowly drying. |