Please help! Bugs on monstera leaf — ID?
7 years ago
My monstera has been ailing a bit with yellow stippled leaves but still has been putting out new growth. however today I noticed a leaf COVERED in tiny bugs — any idea on ID and suggested treatment? Ack!
I have been battling fungus gnats so originally I thought that was the issue. But I’ve never seen this before!
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