Hello! Can anyone help identify the issue with this Philo McDowell? It had been doing great, 3 weeks ago I came back from 10 day vacation and saw some very minor spider mites, which I treated and have not seen again but the leaves have these spots on them. Looked at under a magnifying glass and they aren’t moving like an insect or anything. One leaf has some damage and an almost an iredescent look. Thank you!
I might be mistaken because I’m still kind of a newb but I’m pretty sure those are spider mite eggs? Did you wipe down the leaves when you treated them or just spray?
0 likesWiped down a few times! Under the mag light they look like markings on the leaf
0 likes Ah well maybe that’s just the damage from the mites! I’ve had them do damage from little dots like that to larger holes to curling leaves so it could be that. Sorry I can’t be more helpful!
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you 100% still have mites. spider mites lay their eggs beneath the surface of the leaf so they will continue to emerge — you need to keep treating 🚨
3 likesThank you! I’ve somehow managed to never have them before so I’ve never seen this!
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