A homeowner battles persistent white spots on palms (1+ year, defoliation didn't help) and thousands of moths in the yard.
Multiple possibilities: nutrient deficiencies, fungal leaf spots, scale, spider mites, mealybugs. Leaf sample to county extension for ID. Then targeted treatment. Ensure proper palm fertilizer program.
Could be sod webworm, cutworm, armyworm adults, or leafhoppers. Each requires different management. County extension ID first.
Treat NOW while adults lay eggs. Once egg-laying stops, next generation's damage is locked in.
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