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Black peppercorn problem

 
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I had a huge issue with this plant last winter. I even broke down and put sevin dust on it. I put it outside as soon as it was warm enough and it's been outside for months. I just brought it back in and....same problem.

Any idea what this problem is?
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Pic quality is poor but it's little white egg thingies. I've never seen any actual bugs though.
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Are you sure it's not a form of blight aphids? I can't see well enough, but looks like beech blight aphids do.....
 
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Chadwick Holmes wrote:Are you sure it's not a form of blight aphids? I can't see well enough, but looks like beech blight aphids do.....



They look more like tiny water droplets or clear perfectly round eggs. They make the leaves shrivel.
 
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Have you tried spraying them with soapy water?
 
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Niele da Kine wrote:Have you tried spraying them with soapy water?



That was my most recent adventure, yeah. There are still a few on it. I've been washing them off whenever I see them.
 
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