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White Dots on Drosera kenneallyi: Insects or Fungus?

Diagnosing Tiny White Spots

If spots move: sap-sucking insects (aphids). If immobile and spreading: mold. Treat with Neem oil or sulfur-based fungicide with pyrethrins, following label directions.

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