Golden spots on ivy with a burned appearance often stem from root rot due to overwatering. Rotting roots can't absorb water, making leaves look scorched despite wet soil.
Gently unpot and inspect roots. Black, mushy, or absent roots confirm overwatering. Healthy roots are firm and white/tan.
If roots are healthy, hold the plant up to light. Fine webbing over leaves and stems indicates spider mites. Blast with a strong water spray every other day for 4 treatments.
If no webs and roots are good, suspect fungal infection. Spray Lysol thoroughly on all leaf surfaces daily for 2 weeks.
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