Three ficus in British Virgin Islands with leaves folded in half, filled with tiny black bugs with orange/yellow specks (eggs/nymphs) are infested with aphids—likely black citrus aphid or similar. Wind stress exacerbates infestation.
100% pure neem oil spray—superior to Safer's/Malathion because:
Neem breaks the aphid cycle; consistent moisture prevents recurrence.
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