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Looks like a mealybug infestation. Nasty little buggers. Isolate the plants that have this or they’ll infect all your others.
Comfortable-Bar-722
!mealybugs
Tinuviel14
🤢🤮 mealies…..
No_Reception8456
Throw it out. That’s what I’d do, anyway.
Soggy-Contact8450
Mealey bugs, just spray with isopropyl alcohol and monitor for a couple of weeks, spray again if needed I had an infestation and truly it’s not a big deal if you attend to it properly
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Looks like a mealybug infestation. Nasty little buggers. Isolate the plants that have this or they’ll infect all your others.
!mealybugs
🤢🤮 mealies…..
Throw it out. That’s what I’d do, anyway.
Mealey bugs, just spray with isopropyl alcohol and monitor for a couple of weeks, spray again if needed
I had an infestation and truly it’s not a big deal if you attend to it properly
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