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Repotting Majesty Palm and these little clear and yellow balls are in the soil in clumps. Should I be worried? I'm not sure what they are. Thank you! : r/houseplants
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Our indoor plant (dracaena marginata) just started having these small yellow balls appear in the soil. Has anyone experienced this before? Fungus larvae? Fertilizer? Spider eggs (really hoping this one isn't it)?
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