Apple Leaf Pest
megamav
10 years ago
Unsure of what this is, but, whatever it is, its sucking the life out of some leaves on my Reine des Reinettes.
A few on my Jonamac, one pair of leaves were fully bronzed. There is some webbing pulling the leaf ends together.
If I had to guess, its some sort of apple mite?
Anyone know for sure?
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