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White Fungus on Philodendron? Could Be Mealybugs or Salt

Identify Before Treating

Cottony bits = mealybugs.
White crust = mineral salts.
Perlite = harmless.

Email clear photo for ID. Location (soil, leaves, stems), texture, and appearance matter.

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