Jasmine shows velvety growth with bubble-like galls on leaves. No visible insects found. Owner seeks identification and treatment.
Scale insects: Immobile, shell-covered pests on stems/leaves. Resistant to most insecticides. Treat with horticultural oil (SunSpray or biorganic oils)—smothers them. Repeat weekly.
Gall mites: Emerging serious pest. Treat with neem oil. Can mix oil + neem for dual action. Spray every 5-7 days.
Neem is locally available in India (source region). Early, persistent treatment restores plant health.
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