Logan manages a neglected greenhouse with 33 palms, 15 ficus, and a large philodendron showing black spots and tiny white egg sacs on leaf undersides. The owner suggested three different sprays.
Symptoms don't match a common known pest. Photos are essential for ID. The problem may be region-specific. Indiscriminate spraying with multiple products (insecticidal soap, Orthene, fungicide) is never advised—target the specific pest/pathogen after identification.
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