They may have holes in them. Crown pales . It appears yellow or grayish in color. Crown is deformed . Crown may appear tight as the newer, smaller leaves, in the crown, curl up and grow together.
Plant growth is slow .
Treatment First, isolate all infested plants. This is important, since Cyclamen Mites move quickly from plant to plant. You will need to spray three times, once every fourth day after the initial treatment. Neem is a non-toxic, biodegradable substance which has natural insecticidal properties. When sprayed on African Violets, it discourages Cyclamen Mites by making the plant unpalatable.