What's eating my graptosedum 'francesco baldi'?

Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' is a popular rosette succulent with pastel blue-green leaves flushing pink. Mealybugs are the primary pest, tucking into the dense rosette. Root mealybugs are a common hidden threat in the potting mix. Spider mites may appear in warm, dry indoor conditions. Inspect at every watering.

White waxy deposits in leaf axils and rosette centre; plant weakens and leaves drop Swab with 70% isopropyl alcohol; apply neem oil spray every seven to ten days; isolate plant

Persistent wilting and pale colouration despite adequate water; white colonies on root system Remove from pot, rinse roots thoroughly, soak in neem solution, repot in sterile gritty compost

Tiny pale dots stippled across leaves; fine webbing under leaves in hot, dry rooms Wipe leaves with damp cloth; spray neem oil or insecticidal soap; increase air circulation