10-year-old magnolia bush (Ohio) shows whitish-gray leaf areas, swarming flies/bees. Never had issues before.
Large scale insects on branches → honeydew → sooty mold (gray coating) → bees/flies feeding on honeydew.
Scale shells block contact sprays. Systemic bypasses armor via vascular delivery. One application protects season-long.
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