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Four insects can be particularly bothersome to redwoods. Excepting moths and scale, these pests can be eaten by beneficial insects such as ladybugs. They all can be controlled by chemical treatments. For aphids can be controlled by horticultural oils in the dormant stage, and by insecticidal soap otherwise. Juniper scale can be controlled by insecticidal soap. Snapdragon plume moths can be controlled by Bacillus thuringiensis ka Bt, or spinosad. And spider mites favor drier and drought-stressed environments. They can be controlled by horticultural oils in the egg stage, and by insecticidal soap otherwise. They favor drier and drought-stressed environments. If not too many in numbers, they therefore can be dislodged by a stream of water.

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