What's eating my peperomia rotundifolia 'trailing jade'?

Peperomia rotundifolia 'Trailing Jade' is a trailing houseplant most at risk from mealybugs, which hide along trailing stems, and fungus gnats in waterlogged soil. Spider mites can also attack in dry indoor conditions. Inspect trailing stems regularly, avoid overwatering, and treat with neem oil or insecticidal soap at the first sign of pests.

White waxy clusters along trailing stems and leaf axils; sticky honeydew and yellowing leaves Dab infestations with alcohol on a swab; spray entire plant with diluted neem oil every 7–10 days

Adult flies around the pot; larvae damage delicate roots in soggy compost Let soil surface dry between waterings; apply Bti drench or use yellow sticky traps

Fine webbing and pale stippling on small round leaves in warm, dry conditions Spray with insecticidal soap or neem oil; mist foliage and increase room humidity