Two new Daturas (flowers upright) show half leaves pure white, others curled, speckled, stunted. One shoot has tiny white leaves directly on main stem. Established Daturas nearby are fine. Camellias thriving. One in full shade, one in AM sun/speckled shade.
Datura is a pest magnet (whiteflies, spider mites, aphids). The symptoms—whiting, curling, stunting—are classic sap-feeder damage. The "white leaves" are likely chlorotic from nutrient drain.
Atomic Grow drench + foliar: raises brix, makes sap unpalatable, repels bugs systemically. Organic, food-based, safe for all plants. Monthly application breaks the pest cycle without pesticides.
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