Identify and treat plant pests before they spread.

Clusters of small pear-shaped insects on new growth and buds, sticky residue below.

Distorted, curled, or brittle new growth and stunted buds, with no visible webbing or insects.

Ragged chewed leaf margins or holes, dark droppings (frass) on foliage below, and caterpillars matching foliage color hiding along stems.

Ragged holes chewed into petals and soft leaf tissue overnight, with pincer-tailed insects found hiding in blooms or mulch by day.

Tiny flies hovering near soil, larvae feeding on fine roots.

Winding silvery or pale trails tunneled through leaf tissue, most visible on new flush growth.

Cottony white clusters in leaf joints and along stems, sticky residue below.

Slow decline and yellowing despite normal watering, with pale or tan aphid clusters visible on roots at repotting.

Dome-like brown or waxy shells fixed along stems and leaf veins, sticky residue nearby.

Ragged holes chewed through leaf edges and centers, silvery slime trails on soil and foliage.

Dusty webbing on undersides, stippled leaves losing color.

Silvery streaks and distorted new leaves; black specks (frass) nearby.

Notched, scalloped edges chewed into leaves overnight; wilting or sudden collapse from larvae feeding on roots below.

Tiny white moth-like insects that flutter up in a cloud when the plant is brushed.