Tiny red spots on schefflera leaves that don't wash off, aren't raised, and spread slowly are probably physical injury (cold water splash, chemical drift, light change)—not insects or disease. The plant is a schefflera (umbrella tree).
No treatment needed if injury; avoid recurrence.
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