Grey dots suggest fungus; white eggs could be insect eggs or dried fungus. Take samples (plant + pest) in sealed plastic bags to a local garden center/nursery for ID and treatment recommendation.
Meanwhile, correct watering: water early morning only, deeply (1+ inch), not daily. Avoid evening watering—prolongs leaf wetness, promotes fungus/mold.
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