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Have a leafy Camilla that is otherwise in great health, but today has tons of teeny tiny black bugs seemingly out of nowhere. I’ve had it about 6 months, this is the first time I’ve seen them! What the heck are they and how do I get rid of them without killing the plant?

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  1. Dogsallday4ever

    I would try to replant it and see if that would help

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  2. eatyacarbs

    If you haven’t repotted these almost certainly came from the soil — and they might be thrips, which fly. look up treatments online but start by isolating this from your other plants and repotting

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  3. 9s

    Thrips reproduce aggressively and most natural sprays will not be strong enough to knock them out. Be sure to get 1 topical spray (natural) to treat the immediate problem and 1 systemic to attack the eggs they lay in the tissue.

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