Something weird in my soil???? Help
fern24
9 years ago
Ok so I was recently replanting one of my succulents after propagating it and when I went to remove it I saw these tiny yellow specks that look kind of like eggs on the top of the soil. I had originally had my soil covered with a few pebbles for decoration so I didn't notice it before now and have no idea how long it's been like that. Can somebody please tell me what this is and how I should fix/remove it.
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