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Maryn Liles

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Tiny Pale Spots on Your Plant Leaves? Don’t Ignore Them, Warns a Houseplant Expert

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By Maryn Liles
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This tiny clue could reveal a spider mite problem before you ever spot the pests themselves. Spider mites bites can leave tiny, pale spots on your plant’s leaves. Lina Kivaka Not every plant problem announces itself with wilted leaves or dramatic discoloration. Sometimes, the first clue that something is wrong is so tiny you could easily overlook it: a scattering of pale, pinprick-sized spots across otherwise healthy-looking leaves.
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Tiny Pale Spots on Your Plant Leaves? Don’t Ignore Them, Warns a Houseplant Expert

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By Maryn Liles
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Tiny, pale pinprick-sized spots on plant leaves could be a sign of spider mites feeding on the plant. Spider mites feed by piercing plant cells and sucking out their contents, leaving behind barely noticeable pale dots on the foliage. Ignoring these tiny pale spots could lead to more noticeable damage such as yellowing, browning, and leaf drop as spider mite infestation progresses. Not every plant problem announces itself with wilted leaves or dramatic discoloration.
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20 Pet Safe Plants You Can Grow Around Dogs & Cats

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By Maryn Liles
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Pet parents, rejoice! These pet safe plants let you bring gorgeous greenery into your home without sacrificing peace of mind. Choosing pet safe plants means you don’t need to worry about your four-legged family member. Nguyễn Tiến Thịnh There’s nothing like a little greenery to breathe fresh life into your space. But when your household includes a cat who thinks every dangling leaf is a toy or a dog who’s willing to taste-test just about anything, finding a pet safe plant is essential.
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