Garden Help
Ask a Question
Latest
News: Nature's Tiny Enforcers: How microscopic worms are revolutionising pest control Feature: Book Review: The Twilight GardenerNews: Peter Beales Roses Claims Historic 31st Gold Medal at Chelsea 2026News: David Austin Scoops 30th Gold at Chelsea Product review: Einhell Power X-Change 18V Cordless Electric Shears Product review: Einhell Power X-Change 18/33 Cordless LawnmowerWin: Win Char-Broil's new electric2coal Patio Bistro BBQ Win: Win One of 5 CORONILLA CITRINA PlantsWin: Win a Pair of Beautiful LECHUZA PlantersExplore: Saint Petersburg Botanical GardenExplore: Vallarta Botanical GardenThis week's recipe: Green Bean and Almond Salad
Home› Questions›

How can I control red spider mites on greenhouse cucumbers?

💡 Our Advice
On edible plants try Organic Pest and Disease Control from Vitax, Bug Clear for Fruit & Veg from Scott's or SB Plant Invigourator to give some control. These products are contact insecticides and must be applied on a weekly basis until no more spider mites can be found.
👨‍🌾
Answered by
Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS
Related Questions
How can I control red spider mites in my greenhouse?
What can I use to control red spider mites in my greenhouse?
What can I use to control red spider mite on greenhouse cucumbers?
Ask Another Gardening Question

Not what you were looking for? If you can't find an answer on the website, you can contact our experts directly and we'll do our best to help.

Learn More About Pests & Diseases
Angle shades moth Anthracnose Box blight Box tree caterpillar Canker — Bacterial Canker — Bleeding Canker — Fungal Capsids Centipedes Chafer grubs Coral spot Cutworms Earthworms Earwigs Eelworms (leaf & stem) Eelworms (soil-borne) Froghopper Fuchsia gall mite Garden Ants Grey mould Honey fungus Leaf cutter bees Leaf Rolling Caterpillars Leaf spots — Fungal Leatherjacket Lily beetle Mealy bugs Mildew — Downy Mildew — Powdery Millipedes Pear midge Phytophthora root rot Rose Black spot Rusts Sawfly — Berberis Sawfly — Gooseberry Scale insects Sciarid flies Slugs Snails Sooty moulds Thrips Vine weevil Whitefly Wireworms Woodlice Woolly aphid