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In this way, what are the little black bugs on my mums?
Chrysanthemum aphids are tiny dark-brown to black insects that pierce the plant tissue and suck out the juices. Large populations of feeding aphids can result in distorted leaves and stunted shoot growth. Chrysanthemum aphids exude a sticky substance called honeydew.
Subsequently, question is, how do I get rid of aphids on my mums?
Make a homemade insecticidal soap, a low-toxicity bug control solution that will desiccate the soft bodies and kill the aphids without doing harm to your plants. Simply mix a few teaspoons of liquid dish soap with one quart of water, then spray or wipe the solution onto the leaves, stems, and buds of the plant.
Chrysanthemums. Bright blooms of chrysanthemums contain pyrethrum, which is frequently used in natural insect repellents and dog shampoo. The chemical can kill and repel ants, ticks, fleas, spider mites, roaches, Japanese beetles, and even bed bugs.