If all leaves dropped suddenly after spraying an organic insecticide (even for spider mites), the product likely caused phytotoxicity. Peppers are more sensitive than tomatoes. The plants probably won't recover.
Always test-spray a few leaves first, and apply in early morning or evening to reduce burn risk.
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