Don't cut back the bare stems. Instead, spray the plant thoroughly with straight rubbing alcohol three times the first week, then twice weekly for two more weeks. Move it to the sunniest window (or outdoors in full sun if nights stay above 50°F). Strong light helps the plant outgrow mite damage and resist future attacks. The alcohol kills mites on contact; persistence breaks the life cycle.
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