Pests and Bugs Post Updated

I want to share and highlight the update of the post published earlier about pests and bugs. I added an entry about whiteflies and meanwhile also had ran into a mealybug and was surprised to be able to produce some pretty decently sharp photos of it with a point-and-shoot camera.
To check out the photos and learn more about pests check out the post. Personally, I am excited to be adding clear enough up-close photos of the mealybug, so check them out if you are curious.

Pests and Bugs

Plants are prone to pests and bugs. A lot of the bugs are tiny and attach themselves to spots of the plant that make them not always directly detectable: plant crowns, underside of leaves.
Regular inspection of your plants in general and these spots in specific will allow you to control pests and bugs before they do any or much damage. Leaf discoloration, wilting, wrinkling, curling, and stunted growth at the tips are all signs of some infestation; so always watch out for these symptoms.
In this post I present the most common bugs and discuss my pest control methods, I do not use any chemical pesticides.