"Palm" covers many species. Shiny, sticky liquid (honeydew) plus no visible insects strongly suggests scale insects—small, immobile bumps (match-head size) that suck sap. Mealybugs (white cottony flecks) are close relatives.
Pests attack weak plants. Overpotting, wrong light, or improper watering are often the real problem. Fix those too.
Palm Houseplant White Bumps: Asian Cycad Scale or Mealybug?
Areca Palm Mealybugs: Thorough Alcohol-Soap Spray Protocol
Mealybug Infestation on Multiple Houseplants: Alcohol Spray Eradication
Indoor Palm Decline After Off-Season Repotting: Diagnosis and Rescue
Indoor Sago Palm: Light, Drainage, and Repotting
Companion Plants for Base of Indoor Palm
Pygmy Date Palm Mealybug Infestation: Quarantine & Treat Aggressively
Ponytail Palm White Cottony Stuff: Mealybugs vs. Spider Mites
Identifying a Mature Chamaedorea Palm
Eradicating Spider Mites on a Long-Term Indoor Palm: Spraying, Washing, and Humidity
Complete Care Guide for an Indoor Majesty Palm (Parlor Palm)
Troubleshooting Areca Palm Decline: Light, Fertilizer, and Soil Mealybug Checks
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