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Bacterial leaf spot is characterized by angular brown or black spots. You should also check the underside of the leaves for any pests such as aphids or spider mites.

Find a general-purpose insecticide that also has mites in its list of pests controlled and use it to reduce the mite populations significantly. Repeat in 10-14 days if needed.

You’ll have to look for a general-purpose insecticide that says it can give control of mites or spider mites. Apply it so that you coat both top and bottom leaf surfaces.

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Aphids and spider mites not only look unsightly on plants, but they can be difficult to tell apart. This makes it difficult to determine what type of pest you are trying to fight off your plants.