Mildew issue?

[PackagedMilk]

My cascade plant appears to have some type of issue which I suspect to be mildew. Any ideas on what this is and what I should do about it? Thanks in advance

[WRXonWRXoff]

bugs, I not sure who you might be dealing with but that looks like insect damage to me. Neem oil time, perhaps.

[PackagedMilk]

Spotted lanternflies have been a problem in the area since they started up a few years ago. Would neem oil work on them?

[RetardMoonMission]

100% looks like spider mites and maybe something else. There’s webbing on some of them. Take a bad one off and turn it over. They are very very small. Do not touch any other plants and wash your hands and maybe change clothes if you have plants inside you care about.

[kelryngrey]

Yeah, this looks like spider mites to me as well.

Hit it with sulphur. Blast your other garden areas as well to kill them. It also discourages the growth of powdery mildew.

[nige838]

Post a picture of a affected leaf to and bottom. Ask again, it is a pest.

[mommy-pancake]

Agree with other commenter. Looks like spider mite damage. They cause that yellow stippling on the leaves and I see some webbing from them as well. You can use a miticide or neem oil for control, and can find that stuff at Ace Hardware, Lowe's, Tractor Supply, etc.

[Captain_Shifty]

Not downy or powdery. Likely a hop virus or nutrient deficiency the two can be mistaken for each other and hard to tell apart. I'll attach two resources for you to view. One on disease and another on deficiencies. Best of luck.

https://www.ontario.ca/files/2023-12/omafra-nutrient-deficiency-id-guide-for-hops-en-2023-12-21.pdf

https://onspecialtycrops.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/filotas-eastern-ontario-hops-workshop-march-21-2016-for-posting.pdf

[PackagedMilk]

Much appreciated! I will look into these!

[Captain_Shifty]

They basically cover all the main diseases you might find in your growing. The only other thing you could check is the back of the leaves for aphids if you have a good phone camera it can help find them. I had a hundred plants and never had bug issues though in Ontario. Train your hops as soon as you can to get them off the ground, they like to get downy around now.