An indoor patio rose develops fine webbing on mature leaves, brown "dust" on leaf tops, and leaf drop. New growth appears healthy until it matures.
These microscopic arachnids suck leaf juices, causing stippling (brown dust) and webbing. They thrive in dry, warm indoor conditions and multiply rapidly.
If water alone fails, use a labeled miticide (e.g., Trounce) per directions. Rotate products to prevent resistance. Consistent monitoring catches infestations early.
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