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   Daisy

   9 months ago

   Tips for getting rid of I believe spider mites ?

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     plantgeek

     9 months ago

     neem oil. neem oil all over it, all over the plants surrounding it, at least once a day for a few weeks. she'll be good as new.

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   Aroidmama

   9 months ago

   Is it from a pest or is this a variegated form of Alocasia? It looks like a pest problem. I’d treat it by quarantining this plant and treat with Neem oil or another insecticidal soap. Do this every 4 days for a week, then weekly for 4-6weeks to be safe. At no signs of continued pest problem you can safely bring it out of quarantine. I believe it never hurts to use Castile soap mix of peppermint, tea tree, water and alcohol in between insecticide treatments: “For homemade indoor plant bug spray, the most popular and effective options include a Neem Oil Spray (Neem oil, water, tiny bit of soap), a simple Soapy Water Spray (mild soap & water for aphids/mites), or a Spicy Garlic/Pepper Spray (blended onion, garlic, pepper, water) to deter pests like aphids, spider mites, and fungus gnats by suffocating or repelling them, always testing on one leaf first.”

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     Daisy

     9 months ago

     Wow thank you for this great information! I noticed some fast moving bugs that kinda look like spiders/ants.

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