Joyce: 4 miniature citrus (lemon, lime, orange, tangerine) mail-order 3 years ago. Brought inside last fall. Two "sweating" sticky sweet substance on leaves. One dying, one covered, third starting. Only one ever flowered, no fruit. Asks: what and what to do?
Kathy: aphids → sooty mold. Sticky substance = honeydew.
Indoor citrus are aphid magnets. The "sweating" is honeydew. Atomic Grow's brix-raising effect creates systemic resistance. Flowering/fruiting failure likely from chronic pest stress + indoor conditions.
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