To recommend treatment, I need details on the pests. Please describe:
Common corn plant (Dracaena fragrans) pests: spider mites (tiny, webbing), mealybugs (white cottony), scale (brown bumps), thrips (slender, dark). A photo helps enormously.
Once identified, targeted treatment (soap spray, alcohol, neem, systemic) can be advised.
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