A long-time broccoli grower encountered thousands of tiny greenish-black balls on leaf undersides and between florets—initially suspected as fungus. Upon re-examination, they confirmed the pests were aphids (blackish-gray, soft-bodied, squishable, no leaf holes).
Insecticidal soap is an excellent choice for aphids on edible crops. Recommended protocol:
For complete guidance, see livingwithbugs.com/insecticidal_soap.html.
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