Whitefly Control in Miami, FL

Why Us?

Timely- No more hanging around all day wondering when the pest control service will show up. We’ll provide you with a 2 hr time window and if we don’t show up within that range, we’ll credit you $25.

Pet & Kid-Friendly- We use the safest products and treatment methods available for whitefly control. Our precise 30-point protection program effectively targets whiteflies while remaining kid and pet-friendly.

Effective- We not only get rid of your existing whitefly problem but also take steps to revitalize your ficus bushes. Customers have been so impressed with our work that 88% would recommend us to a friend.

3 Easy Steps for Peace of Mind

Schedule- Book your initial ornamental pest control appointment today. We will contact you once we’re on our way, then knock on your door when we arrive.

Treat- Our initial whitefly treatment utilizes a systemic product, while the bi-monthly follow-ups involve translaminar products via foliar sprays.

Follow-Up- To supplement the whitefly treatment, we apply a custom blend of slow-release fertilizer to ficus hedges twice per year to keep ficus hedges healthy.

FAQ

What are the signs of whitefly damage?

When whiteflies get to your plants, they feed off the nutrients on the underside of the leaves. Rapid loss of nutrients will cause ficus and other ornamental shrubs to quickly defoliate. 

If your plants begin to show signs of stress, they could be under attack from whiteflies, so be sure to get in touch with us right away for our South Florida whitefly control services.

What time of year are whiteflies most common in Miami?

While whiteflies can be found year-round in Miami, their populations grow faster in warm summer months.

How do I get rid of whiteflies naturally?

Here are a few ways you can get rid of whiteflies:

• Pick off the leaves: You might not be super excited to pick off your precious leaves, but a plant with whitefly damage is like hair with split ends. Damage from split ends travels up your head, just like these flies will keep traveling up your plants until the whole plant is damaged. 
• Mix dish soap with water: Rinse whiteflies off your plants by mixing a little of any dish soap with water. You could also use a natural insecticide soap if you wanna get fancy. Just know that this will only kill the whiteflies and not the eggs they’ve laid. So it might only be step one to a few things you'd wanna do to get rid of the whiteflies completely.
• Check nitrogen levels: Nitrogen is a whitefly attracter. So if your nitrogen is relatively high, that could be a source of your whitefly infestation. You can purchase a nitrogen testing kit from Amazon, Lowes, or Home Depot. Nitrogen might also be attracting other insects like aphids. 
• Water your plants: A lack of rainfall can stress plants and trees, making them susceptible to whiteflies. If you see whiteflies on your plants, it might be time to add a little extra water unless it’s a particularly rainy month (then the issue is probably not related to water).

Do I need to prepare my yard for ornamental pest control services?

No, we do not require any sort of preparation for ornamental pest control services.

Which plants do whiteflies like the most?

Common host trees and plants of whiteflies in South Florida are areca palms, bird of paradise, cocoplum, seagrapes, hibiscus, golden duranta, and live oak trees. 

We have seen our clients have success using clusia plants as privacy hedges since clusia do not get whiteflies. The downside of clusia compared to ficus hedges is that they are much slower growing plants and are more susceptible to fungus damage than ficus.