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Spinach Leafminer
Description:
Adult is a small black and yellow fly (seldom seen). The adult fly lays eggs on underside of leaves; tiny yellowish larvae (1/8" long) hatch and tunnel inside leaves. Several generations develop each summer. It is the most destructive pest of spinach; also infests red beets. Tunnels cause whitish dead areas; plant growth may be stunted.
Solutions:
Spray beet tops and spinach with spinosad. Ensure coverage on the underside of leaves. We recommend Bull's-Eye Bioinsecticide. Super- Light Insect Barriers also provide a highly effective defense against leafminers on both spinach and beets.
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