What's eating my sansevieria pinguicula?

Sansevieria Pinguicula is a stilt-rooted, ultra-succulent species highly resistant to pests due to its thick, waxy leaves and unusual above-soil root structure. Mealybugs are almost the only common threat, occasionally colonising the exposed root area. Spider mites may appear in very hot, dry rooms. Overwatering remains the bigger enemy.

White woolly deposits on the stilt roots and at the base of leaf rosettes; slow growth and yellowing leaves Treat exposed roots and leaf bases with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab; apply diluted neem oil to the whole plant, including roots, monthly

Pale, dusty stippling on the leaf surface; fine webbing at the leaf tips in hot, arid conditions Increase ambient humidity; wipe leaf surfaces; use insecticidal soap spray; repeat weekly for three weeks