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Sticky Droplets on Money Tree: Honeydew or Normal Exudate?

Clear Sticky Drops on Pachira Aquatica Leaves

Usually indicates sap-feeding insects (aphids, scale) even if unseen. Check leaf undersides thoroughly. If truly no insects, it may be natural plant exudate. Consult nursery.

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