Hey everyone! So my mom got me a calamondin tree for my birthday, and though small, it's already bearing fruit. The seller told her it was two years or so old. In any case, I decided to pluck any new flowers, since it's already really full of fruit in my estimation. While I was at it, I plucked any deformed leaves and new shoots. I saw though, that several leaves were curled downard and looking under them, I saw they had brown trails on the underside. Looks like it might be a parasite, maybe a leaf miner? Other than plucking those leaves when they appear, what do you think I should do about them? This is my first fruit tree; I've had vegetables before, and tomatoes got something similar, except the trails were white, and I know those were leaf miners. Pictures Underside of leaves: https://41.media.tumblr.com/4e0cf4202685d5befc79f3b7dad72da2/tumblr_nm3k6agY041r0305bo1_500.jpg Tree: https://41.media.tumblr.com/0f50cac645c4de46b8fcf0aababd482d/tumblr_nm3k6agY041r0305bo3_500.jpg Fruit: https://40.media.tumblr.com/508594e07cbc129587702c2b6846d0c5/tumblr_nm3k6agY041r0305bo4_500.jpg
