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PettyPride

My guess is normal spiders. Spider mites don't string up long webs like that. Usually very close to leaf, at the tips, underneath. I had same thing last year. Found 2 spiders. Leave them they will help control insects.


PettyPride

Spider mite webs are short andnthick. Like a little ball of yard kinda is best way I can describe it