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Vine Bugs Galore?

2 years ago

My Cardinal Climber was doing great, then it got these tiny round ball like spiders on it that looked like beads. These are not spider mights,but regular spiders . About this size. "o" Round and fat. The vine started to look sick. Then came the aphids. 😬 I tire of fighting all these pest. WHY do I have SO many pest? I sprayed with dish detergent, and then a little alcohol mixed in with it. Weak solution. But looks like the damage might already be done. It seems to be sulking. Any feed back?

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papnnana
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2 years ago
Thank you for all your awesome comments! 🤗. However, the spray I used work awesomely! There are now all green new leaves coming out, and I think my Cardinal climber is on the move! I love this wonderful site thank you again for your comments I enjoyed every one of them and they were so helpful! 😁👍❤️🎆🎇
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