Mary's hibiscus has white spots on leaves and buds that turn into flies, plus yellowing, dropping leaves. She used Ortho spray without success.
Use a neem oil-based 3-in-1 spray (e.g., Garden Safe) that acts as insecticide, fungicide, and miticide. This single product addresses the likely complex of pests (whiteflies, aphids) and possible fungal spots. Apply thoroughly to all surfaces, including leaf undersides, following label directions. Repeat as directed. If no improvement in 2–3 weeks, seek further diagnosis.
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