White, cottony, powdery deposits on Hoya carnosa that crumble when rubbed are mealybugs. They hide in leaf axils and stem joints.
Identifying and Controlling Rose Bud Pests in the Pacific Northwest
Whitefly on Miniature Roses: Identification & Complete Eradication
White Residue on Dill: Identification and Organic Treatment
Mealybugs on Orchids: Alcohol-Soap Spray Beats Q-Tips
Hindu Rope Plant (Hoya) Safety for Dogs
Fungus Gnats on Dracaena: Dry Out the Soil to Kill Larvae
Aggressive Mealybug Treatment for a Large Jade Plant
Aloe Flowers: Insignificant and Often Removed
Lithops (Living Stones) Care Guide
Why Calla Lily Flowers Turn Green
That's Not a Money Tree—It's a Corn Plant (Dracaena fragrans)
Indoor Care for Hindu Rope (Hoya carnosa compacta) and Purple Passion (Gynura)
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