
Sticky plant leaves: honeydew, mealybugs, aphids, or guttation?
A practical key to tell whether stickiness comes from sap-feeding insects or the plant itself before applying any treatment.
Read articleVisual identification, isolation, prevention and initial care when dealing with insects and possible plant diseases.

A practical key to tell whether stickiness comes from sap-feeding insects or the plant itself before applying any treatment.
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Irregular silvering with black specks favors thrips; fine stippling and webbing favor spider mites. Learn how to confirm the pest before treating.
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Before applying any product, observe texture, distribution, and associated signs. The pattern of the white powder helps distinguish powdery mildew from mealybugs and residue.
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Fine webbing, stippling, and bronzing suggest spider mites, but confirmation comes from checking leaf undersides, using a hand lens, and the white-paper test.
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Learn how to confirm whether the white dots are mealybugs, where to look for hidden signs and how to choose the first measure without treating the plant in the dark.
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Learn to separate fungus gnats from springtails by behavior, confirm larvae in the substrate and choose measures that reach adults or larvae without drying the plant as a rule.
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Yellow sheet alone does not confirm the Foc R4T. See what signs raise suspicion and how to notify MAPA without trying to diagnose or treat it yourself.
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Learn how to register unusual signs, reduce the risk of dispersion and decide when to seek diagnosis or notify MAPA before applying products.
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Understand which signs on palm trees deserve attention, why a photo does not confirm the red weevil and how to notify MAPA without manipulating the plant.
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