What's eating my raindrop peperomia?

Raindrop Peperomia is relatively pest-resistant but mealybugs are its most common foe, sheltering under the thick, glossy leaves. Fungus gnats thrive if the chunky mix stays too wet. Spider mites occasionally attack in dry winter conditions. Its succulent-like leaves store water, so let soil dry well between waterings to avoid rot-driven pest pressure.

White cottony tufts under leaf margins and at stem bases; leaves yellow and drop if untreated Dab with 70% isopropyl alcohol; spray with neem oil solution; repeat every 7 days for a month

Larvae damage fine roots; yellowing, wilting despite moist soil; adults hovering around soil surface Let top 2 inches of soil dry completely; apply Bti drench; use sticky yellow traps to reduce adult population

Faint stippling on leaf tops; dry and bronzed appearance; fine webbing under leaves in severe cases Increase ambient humidity; wipe leaves with damp cloth; apply insecticidal soap spray weekly until clear