The scrapable, scaly spots on leaves, stems, and fruit are scale insects. They don’t damage the fruit internally but weaken the tree and look unsightly.
Newly potted trees dry from the outside in. Water the outer root ball more frequently until roots colonize the new soil, then water the whole pot evenly.
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