Also known as cockscomb, the unique, brightly colored plumes of celosia fit in all types of gardens as they don't just produce a variety of brightly colored blooms, many types of celosia also have red stems and/or foliage. But there's one problem with this plant and one of the most common causes for its death is an infestation of mites. These tiny creatures hides on the underside of leaves and in cracks and crevices of plants. To treat this infestation, simple spray all surfaces of the plant with neem oil or insecticidal soap while ladybugs are also beneficial allies in controlling mites.

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Source: Gardening Know How