Photos show classic mottled leaf damage from spider mites. This species is highly susceptible and needs constant monitoring.
Invert plant and swirl all foliage in soapy water—more effective than wiping or spraying. Ensures complete coverage of stems and leaf undersides.
Hardened sap on a few stems is from stress (likely drought), not pests. Cut those stems at base—they'll die anyway.
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