Tiny yellow balls, fuzzy, in soil = likely mealybugs (soft yellow bodies) or their egg sacs (cottony).
Could be weed seeds or fungus. Send photo to plantlady6@yahoo.com for ID.
They don't look like bugs — no legs, just soft bodies + wax. Magnifier helps.
Treat as mealybugs first. Alcohol drench is cheap, safe, diagnostic.
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