Bark lifting on Shimpaku juniper bonsai reveals tiny (<1 mm) white stationary “worms” and 3 holes with purplish wood. Tiny crawlers at base treated and gone.
Description matches springtails—tiny hexapods in decaying organic matter. Nuisance, not primary pests. Compare photos online.
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