Conserving natural enemies, providing sufficient irrigation, and reducing dust may all help control mites. Overhead irrigation or periodic washing of leaves with water can be very effective in reducing mite numbers. If treatment is necessary, spider mites can be controlled with insecticidal soap, horticultural oil, or neem oil. Releases of predator mites have been used in some situations. Cast skins and the absence of webbing on the underside of leaves is a good indication that these pests are present.
Plants can tolerate moderate stippling.
Use an insecticidal soap if an infestation is severe. That Distort or Discolor Blossoms Thrips. The tiny yellow or black thrips insects can be found within the blossoms. Thrips problems are more likely to be severe where many rose bushes located close together provide a continuously blooming habitat. Fragrant, light-colored or white roses are most often attacked and can be severely damaged.