A Cymbidium has small black spots on leaf tips and white spots near leaf bases.
Tiny tip spots are often cold-induced (below 40°F) or fungal. If spots appear on both leaf sides, it's likely fungus—not usually fatal unless at the leaf base, where it can rot pseudobulbs.
White spots at leaf bases suggest boisduval scale. Treat with an imidacloprid-based insecticide, drenching plant and pot. Repeat 3 times over 3 weeks. Monitor for recurrence; scale is persistent.
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