Before treating, confirm it's scale: the bumps should scrape off with a fingernail and leave sticky honeydew. If it's scale, the infestation likely came in on the plant years ago and exploded when conditions favored reproduction.
Avoid rinsing after application—residual contact is key. Once treated, the plant poses no risk to neighbors; quarantine is unnecessary. Monitor weekly for recurrence.
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