Doug's four young bougainvilleas are covered in small white cottony bugs, losing leaves. He suspects mealybugs.
Nick identifies the pest as scale insects, not mealybugs. He recommends spraying with a horticultural oil (e.g., Organocide, a fungicide/oil combo) in late afternoon to avoid sun magnification. Wash off dead insects the next morning. The plants should regenerate, though no guarantees.
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