Aphid infestation followed by soapy-water treatment can leave peppers vulnerable to secondary infections.
Aphids transmit viruses and fungi. Yellowing, distorted leaves with green veins suggest viral or fungal issue.
Apply a general-purpose fungicide (copper-based). If viral, no cure exists—focus on plant health.
Post-aphid decline often indicates pathogen spread. Treat with fungicide, adjust care, and hope for recovery.
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