Hibiscus in original nursery pot with black flying bugs: the soil is the source. Repot into larger container with fresh potting mix. Spray foliage with insecticidal soap to kill adults.
Black plastic pots are for transit, not permanent use. Soil breaks down, holds water, breeds gnats. Repotting solves 90% of indoor pest issues.
Elm Tree with Peeling Bark and Defoliation: Insect Feeding Likely
Pussywillow Base Rot: Overwatering and Atomic Grow
Willow/Poplar Weevil Late Season: Identification First, Treatment Next Spring
Fall Webworms in Trees: Cosmetic, Manageable
Mimosa Tree Covered in Bees, Hornets, Moths: Nectar Attraction
Verticillium Wilt on Japanese Maple: Remove Tree, Soil, and Fumigate
Mystery Insects on Indoor Hibiscus: Likely Ladybug Larvae, Not Pests
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid on Fir: Systemic Treatment
Corkscrew Willow Post-Pruning Decline: Mealybugs and Systemic Treatment
Using Systemic Insecticide for Scale on Ficus Trees
Double Hibiscus Tree Recovery After Frost and Transplant Shock
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