Your "dancing lady" is actually an Oncidium. The sticky white substance with seed-like growths is likely mealybugs (cottony) or scale insects (shell-like)—both are sucking pests that cause sap leakage.
Some fungi produce spherical spores resembling seeds. If a close-up photo shows they're not insects, they're harmless.
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Mealybug Infestation on Phalaenopsis: Complete Eradication Protocol
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Encouraging Blooms on a Mature Phalaenopsis Orchid
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Phalaenopsis Leaf Whitening: Bleaching from Light/Heat vs. Mealybugs
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