If spots are flat pores, they're mineral deposits—switch to soft water. If cottony, they're mealybugs—dab with 1:4 alcohol:water on a Q-tip. If patches mar the leaf, it's fungal. Two web-like spots suggest early mealybugs; conservative Q-tip treatment is safe. Monitor for spread.
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