Tiny, clustered leaves that turn brown suggest either root rot from overwatering or an insect infestation (common on ligustrum) stunting leaf development. Ligustrums are prone to aphids, scale, and whiteflies.
Atomic Grow raises plant brix (sugar content), making foliage less attractive to sucking insects while stimulating root growth. It also helps suppress sooty mold. Apply as a soil drench and foliar spray per label.
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