Scale insects appear as small, brown, immobile bumps on leaves and stems. They vary by life stage. Empty "cocoons" are shed skins. No webbing or cotton means it's not mealybugs or spider mites.
Keep the plant indoors; rubber trees dislike cold.
Brown Scaly Bumps on Schefflera: Scale Insect Infestation
Troubleshooting Brown Tips and Splitting Leaves on Yucca
Rubber Plant Losing Lower Leaves: Water the Bottom Roots
Rubber Tree Losing Leaves in Hallway: Light Deficiency
Sunburned Pothos: Prune Below Damage for Recovery
Black Spots on Braided Ficus: Not Scale, Likely Greenhouse Origin
Yucca Cane Decline After Moving Indoors: Black Spots and Wilting
Troubleshooting Brown Leaves on Indoor Palm
Brown Spots on New Ficus Lyrata Leaves: Light, Water, and Transition
Rubber Tree Losing Leaves: Correcting Water and Light
Rubber Plant Brown Leaves: Light, Water, and the Mayonnaise Myth
Scale on Bird of Paradise: Alcohol Q‑Tip and Spray
Rubber Tree Leaf Drop: Water Less, Light More, Understand Its Tree Nature
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