Plant leaves often offer a good harbor to both epiphytic and endophytic organisms. The present work investigated the association of leaves of Achyranthes Aspera, Linn. plants, and a crape myrtle aphid. Leaves with circular rose-red patches (on the underside) were collected and examined thoroughly. The spots and subsequent curling of the leaves were resulted due to the harboring of an endophytic aphid. The mites were isolated and sent for identification. The isolated aphid was identified as Tinocallis kahaluokawalani (Kirkaldy). The leaves are highly medicinal, but the aphids changed its anatomy and morphology.