Yes, plants can recover from spider mites. However, it is important to act quickly and treat the plant as soon as possible. The longer the spider mites are left untreated, the more damage they will do and the harder it will be for the plant to recover.
Spider mites are tiny pests that feed on plant leaves. They typically attack weakened or stressed plants. Spider mite damage appears as small dots or stippling on leaves. Leaves may also turn yellow or brown and eventually drop off.
To get rid of spider mites, start by spraying your plants with water to dislodge them. Then, carefully remove any affected leaves and destroy them (do not compost them). Next, apply an insecticidal soap or neem oil to your plants according to label directions. Be sure to cover the undersides of leaves where spider mites like to hide. Finally, monitor your plants closely and repeat treatments as needed until the problem is gone