Tiny, flat, brown worms (1.5-2 mm) covering lilac bark, spreading rapidly and killing branches, are a bark-infesting pest (possibly scale or borer larvae). Conventional pesticides weaken the plant, attracting more pests.
Atomic Grow, a natural foliar spray, cleanses bark and leaves, raises plant brix (sugar) levels, and makes the lilac "invisible" to pests. Insects attack only stressed plants; healthy ones repel them.
This approach restores plant health while eliminating the infestation.
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