Spider mites on Cattleya leaves (no webbing yet) can be controlled by dabbing visible mites with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab. Repeat weekly as needed. Isolate plant until mite-free for several weeks.
Neem is a contact insecticide—must hit the mite. Ensure it’s not a beneficial predatory mite. Alcohol is safer for initial light infestations.
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