What's eating my sansevieria parva?

Sansevieria Parva produces narrow, gracefully arching leaves and is seldom bothered by pests indoors. Mealybugs are the most common visitor, hiding in the crowded leaf bases of mature clumps. Spider mites can establish in dry winter conditions. Inspect the dense inner rosette during repotting — hidden infestations often go unnoticed until the plant stalls.

Cottony white clusters in leaf axils; honeydew stickiness on lower leaves; slow or distorted new growth Treat with alcohol-tipped cotton swabs; follow with repeated neem oil or insecticidal soap spray at 7-day intervals

Tiny bronze or silvery spots on leaf surfaces; very fine webbing between leaves in dry conditions Wipe leaves with a damp cloth; raise humidity away from heating vents; apply neem oil solution

Tiny flies around the soil; larval feeding on fine roots causes weak, drooping growth in a plant kept too moist Allow soil to dry between waterings; use yellow sticky traps; treat with Bti biological drench