Paula's 3-month-old hanging basket (Phoenix, indoors, 77°F) had wandering jew eaten heavily in 3 days. Tiny black clusters (pinhead to pea size) on plant and floor. Removed plant, sprayed soapy water.
Will Creed: No common houseplant pest eats that fast. Likely native pest entered home. Discard plant or hose off then spray soap thoroughly.
Killing Thorny Pasture Weeds Without Harming Cattle or Grass
Syngonium Podophyllum Care: Light, Water, and Pruning
Fertilizer Myths: Aquarium Products and Hydrogen Peroxide Don't Help Houseplants
Reviving a Wilted Purple Wandering Jew After Repotting
Scale Insect Infestation on Multiple Houseplants: Neem Oil + Alcohol Treatment
Wandering Jew (Tradescantia) and Cats: Safe but Tempting
Ti Plant (Cordyline terminalis): Colorful Sword Leaves for Advanced Care
Ponytail Palm in Pots Without Drainage: Crown Rot from Overwatering
Guzmania Bromeliad Care: Don't Repot, Water Soil Not Cup
Mystery Plant Likely Sedum or Agave, Not Bromeliad
Stromanthe Care: Potbound Is Good, Don’t Divide
Propagating Pencil Plants (Euphorbia tirucalli): Cutting and Rooting Tips
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