Sue has fine webbing on houseplants, indicating spider mites.
All require 100% coverage of all leaf/stem surfaces (top and bottom). Missed mites reproduce in weeks. Spray in shower/outdoors for thorough drenching. Re-spray in 5 days. Wear gloves.
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