Lumps/bumps on stems + frond loss/yellowing = scale insects. Adult females attach firmly; suck sap → yellowing, drop. Juveniles (crawlers) at frond bases. Honeydew → ants (check).
Email close-ups to expert for confirmation. jdcawly@mckendree.edu
Keep diseased palms outdoors until near-freezing (40°F) to slow pests. Garage together only after clean bill of health.
Scale spreads via crawlers. Isolation + aggressive treatment = protect your collection.
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