What's eating my angelonia angustifolia 'serenita raspberry'?

Angelonia 'Serenita Raspberry' is exceptionally pest-resistant — deer and rabbits avoid its aromatic foliage. Aphids and spider mites occasionally appear in dry spells, and whitefly can colonise plants in warm sheltered beds. Its natural oils deter many insects. Scout shoot tips regularly and treat early for best results.

Small colonies on soft new growth; honeydew and minor leaf curl, rarely severe on angelonia Knock off with water; apply insecticidal soap spray; beneficial insects usually keep populations low

Stippled, pale leaves with fine webbing in hot, dry conditions Maintain adequate soil moisture; spray foliage with water or neem oil if mites are confirmed

White adults under leaves; yellowing foliage and sooty mould from honeydew secretions Yellow sticky traps; insecticidal soap or pyrethrin spray; improve airflow between plants