White, non-powdery deposits on lilac leaf undersides that resist soap/water, with dried top leaves, indicate scale insects (attached to vulnerable lower surface) or powdery mildew. Both are difficult to eradicate.
Atomic Grow provides dual action: pest removal and plant stimulation.
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