Collection: Webbing & tiny moving dots

Fine webbing and tiny moving dots on plants could be a sign of spider mites, a common pest for houseplants. Spider mites can cause leaves to wilt, turn brown or yellow, and fall off. 

One of the first signs of a spider mite infestation is the appearance of silvery dots or stippling on your plant’s leaves. Upon closer inspection, you may spot delicate webs in the corners of stems or underneath the leaves, along with tiny white dots—those are the spider mites themselves! While they’re hard to notice until their population surges, spider mites can also appear in brown or red. As they feed on your plant, they leave behind more damage, such as brown spots and even small holes where they’ve chewed through the leaves.

Not sure how to handle this problem? We’ve curated a special package designed to eliminate webbing and those tiny moving dots, helping your plant stay healthy and vibrant!