Small brown raised dots that wipe off, plus sticky honeydew on leaves = scale insects. The spider you saw was coincidental.
Thorough coverage is essential—spray until dripping, including leaf bases. Repeat in 5–7 days for crawlers. Weekly checks thereafter.
Never spray in direct sun or high heat. Test on a few leaves first.
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