Tiny worms with webbing and leaf tunnels suggest two pests: spider mites (webbing) and leafminers (tunnels, black frass). No single treatment covers both.
Dawn dish soap (few drops) in distilled water. Spray thoroughly, especially undersides. Rinse after. Repeat every 5–7 days.
Quarantine new/outdoor plants 3–4 weeks. Monthly strong water spray washes off early arrivals.
Treat both pests simultaneously for clearance.
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