you didnt spray it in the sun, per chance??

ken

Ken, Thank you so much, I appreciate your help. I sprayed it in the shade at 10 am, the weather was cool. .I bought this foxglove at the end of May, I did not see aphids until recently. I will follow your advice to leave it alone and water it.

Aphids are fairly easily controlled by just sharp sprays of water, seldom is something even like Insecticidal Soap necessary.

kimmq is kimmsr

The current photos show a couch and walls and appear to be indoors- are you keeping it indoors now? Best to move outdoors - as Ken said this isn't a houseplant and will need more sun than it can get indoors....

and though a full sun plant outside ... NOT IN A POT ...

the pot needs to be shaded.. but the plant itself.. after hardening off .. could be in sun ...

not many plants like really hot roots ...

and its getting a bit late to plant it.. in some areas ...

best held until fall ... depending on where you are ...

ken

kimmq, Thank you, you are right, I should have sprayed water, it is on a balcony so there is no water to spray, but will take it into the shower next time.

Engrgirl, Thank you, it is usually on the balcony, I just moved it indoors after spraying, because I was afraid the sun would burn the damaged leaves even more. Do you think I should cut off the curled leaves?

Ken, Thanks again, I appreciate your thoughts. I have only a balcony,it is in a pot.