Central NJ azaleas with white sacs on nearly every leaf underside, bugs on branches, leaf drop/browning/spotting—classic mealybugs. The sacs are egg masses; crawlers spread to new growth.
Neem oil preferred over synthetics:
Mealybugs hide in leaf axils, under bark—contact sprays miss them. Systemic action of absorbed neem reaches hidden feeders. Apply thoroughly; repeat in 7–10 days.
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