Indoor citrus (5 ft, 1-inch oranges) in warm, sunny office has black powder on leaves—sooty mold from insect honeydew. Wash off with soap and water, or use 100% pure neem oil which doesn’t wash off and protects from future insects.
Neem oil prevents recurrence.
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