Snow-white ¼-inch growths with grey ends on azalea branches = scale insects (likely azalea bark scale or cottony scale). They feed on sap, weaken plant, attract sooty mold.
Foliar spray to runoff + soil drench. Repeat per label. Available crowleynursery.net.
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