If the tiny white bugs fly when disturbed, they're likely whiteflies. If they cluster and don't fly, they may be aphids. Cottony masses indicate mealybugs or scale.
Spray insecticidal soap (or soap with neem oil) thoroughly under and over leaves every 10 days. This controls all the above pests safely.
Continue fertilizing and deadheading. These practices maintain plant vigor and reduce pest susceptibility.
Each week, cut 4–5 stems back by half. This stimulates branching and prevents the bare-center look.
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