The white, fuzzy coating on sago palms (Cycas revoluta) is an armored scale insect. It spreads fast and kills if untreated.
Repeat oil every 2–3 weeks during crawler stages. Systemic lasts months. Complete eradication is unlikely; control is the goal. Treat all sagos simultaneously.
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