Sticky floor/base (honeydew), brown leaf spots, and 1 cm white/brown/red stationary insects on branches indicate a dual infestation: mealybugs (sticky, mobile) and armored scale (hard, fixed, red inside with eggs). The "seeds" are crawlers (nymphs).
Neem disrupts both pests' life cycles. Outdoor conditions (airflow, humidity, beneficial insects) accelerate recovery. Indoor environments favor pest explosions.
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