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    Insect Problem I think

    I have bamboo trees and there is something leaving a black sticky substance on them my guess is its some bug of sometype. My exterminator has sprayed I ve sprayed cant seem to get rid of them . Something has to gettum but I dont know what .. any help ?

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    Could be bamboo mites. Near microscopic in size. Check underside of leaves. May need a magnifying glass. Hard to eradicate. Try Avermectin if you can find it or equivalent.


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    Is this black sticky substance like treacle ? Now and again we get something that deposits a sticky substance and I can't find anything that cleans it. I've had in in a rolled up umbrella, a cabinet door lock and some clothes. I've tried everything to remove it, even petrol, but nothing. Have never seen an insect, so fcuk knows what deposits it.
    Death is natures way of telling you to slow down.

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    Could be a type of mold. Hard to get off.

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    ^ I think that could be it, have what sounds a similar black substance on one row of eucalyptus trees, that row is partially shaded from larger trees, all the other rows are 'clean'.
    As a consequence that outside row are the 'runts of the litter', whether the mold caused this, or they have the mold because they are not as healthy as the others I don't know.

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    not from a Sha-lack tree? the resin [sap] is harvested for paint products, big bussnes in our village. just a guess

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