Six new azaleas suddenly covered in white powder that rubs off. Not powdery mildew—likely mealybugs or scale crawlers. Washing and “damp off” spray won’t work.
Infested nursery stock indicates systemic issue. Replacement ensures clean start; preventive drench keeps them clean.
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