30-year-old fern with 2–3 mm brown bumps on stems/leaves (non-moving), stickiness, and fine fuzz: could be oedema (physiological, from overwatering/high humidity) or mealybugs (insects).
Oedema bumps are embedded; mealybugs are cottony and leave sticky honeydew. Magnification helps distinguish.
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