Exterminators in Miami, FL

Miami, Florida exterminators say recent dry spells and hot summer months have led to an increase of the pesky rugose spiraling whitefly, which first came to the region in 2009. According to pest control services in Miami, the hot climate enables the insects to reproduce at a faster rate. What’s more, because pesticides are absorbed by roots as they draw water from the soil, the lack of rainfall renders them less effective. The flies suck nutrients out of host plants, and lay their eggs on the underside of leaves, coating them with a waxy, white substance. The flies also excrete a sugary substance which turns into a sticky goo, leaving homes and gardens sticky and slimy.