Cottony cushion scale (Icerya purchasi) appears as white, fluffy egg sacs on stems. Crawlers (mobile nymphs) spread to new growth. Hosing off only removes visible sacs—crawlers remain.
Scale has overlapping generations in warm climates. Monitor monthly; treat at first sign of crawlers.
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