I have coneflowers with some symptoms that I believe to be mites. I've done some research and read the helpful articles (https://bygl.osu.edu/node/881) but I just wanted to clarify a couple things. I have about 7 mature plants and 2-3 seem unaffected, while others are to varying degrees. I know to remove damaged flowers to reduce populations and I've removed several that were missing petals, really disfigured in the center etc., but what about flowers that have minor damage? Not totally sure if those are caused by the mite, and it seems a shame to have to cut probably 60-75 developing flowers since I've seen pollinators still using them, but I certainly will if it will help long term. I'm attaching a few representative pics, should I cut all of these? (One of them, for example, looks almost totally normal aside from a little discoloration.) And I also read to cut all the foliage to the ground in the fall to prevent mites overwintering, should I leave the plants that seem unaffected or cut those down too to be safe? Thanks!