How to effectively control red spider mites on garden flowers?

Garden flowers are quite common in cultivation, so today I will share with you how garden flowers should deal with red spider mites.

How garden flowers should deal with red spider mites:

Red spider mites have a very wide host range, and many flowers such as Chinese rose, azalea, sweet osmanthus, crabapple, bergamot and chrysanthemum will be attacked. Adults and nymphs suck the sap of the flowers, and the damaged leaves show dense, tiny pale yellow spots; when their numbers are large, the leaves will wither, yellow and drop off. Mites reproduce quickly, and hot, dry climates favor their reproduction. These pests mostly gather on the undersides of leaves and spread from the lower part of the plant to the upper part.

Control methods: Gather weeds and withered and fallen leaves around the flowers and burn them; promptly spray New High Lipid Film, which can automatically form a polymer protective film invisible to the naked eye and optimize the plant's quality of water absorption, air permeability and light transmission. It blocks pest and disease feeding signals and weakens transmission vectors, resisting and defending against natural environmental disasters. In the early stage of the disease, promptly spray highly targeted pesticides; when using insecticides, they must be used together with New High Lipid Film to improve the control effect and reduce the amount of pesticide used. Pay attention to observation at ordinary times, and once red spider mite damage is found, spray pesticides for control.