Monitor the crop
Document activity and changes over time. Monitoring tools help inform the conversation.
Reach colonies above and below the surface with specialist beetles, flexible predators and soil allies.
Not sure what you’re seeing? Start with free identification. ↗
Look for waxy coatings or protective covers. Root mealybugs can remain hidden below ground; record the part of the plant affected.
The image and these clues are a starting point, not a confirmed species identification.
Document activity and changes over time. Monitoring tools help inform the conversation.
Explore documented predators and blends for exposed stages in the foliage.
Explore options targeting susceptible stages around the soil and growing medium.
Describe your crop and what you have observed. “Not sure” is a valid starting point.
Follow the lab’s instructions for your sample type. Leaf and soil samples require different preparation.
Read sample instructions ↗Use the identification to discuss the next step with a specialist. Timing depends on the sample type and condition.