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Personally, I see bug damage. Could be wrong (I've been wrong before) That said, I don't think I am.
Check the bottoms closely, could be only breeding in a specific spot and your not seeing it.
Bugs tend to like the bottoms of leaves, especially along the veins, and junctions where the veins meet. Look for signs of small eggs....
Take a garden hose and blast the plants at the undersides, (stem toward tip) rotating your pot around and spraying upwards at the bottoms of your leaves, then shake out any extra water. That's really one of the best methods of keeping them in check outside, without having to use too much chemicals. If your going to use something additional, I would blast them, then apply your solutions to the undersides.
Check the bottoms closely, could be only breeding in a specific spot and your not seeing it.
Bugs tend to like the bottoms of leaves, especially along the veins, and junctions where the veins meet. Look for signs of small eggs....
Take a garden hose and blast the plants at the undersides, (stem toward tip) rotating your pot around and spraying upwards at the bottoms of your leaves, then shake out any extra water. That's really one of the best methods of keeping them in check outside, without having to use too much chemicals. If your going to use something additional, I would blast them, then apply your solutions to the undersides.