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Holes in Money Tree Leaves: Past Insect Damage

Small brown-rimmed holes on new Pachira leaves likely came from hatched larvae that are now gone. No current bugs visible. Spray alcohol-water-soap thoroughly as precaution. New leaves will emerge clean. The plant will outgrow the damage.

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