It’s a naturally occurring “eucalyptus sap” most often you’ll notice it after pruning or any damage to the plant. Think of it like a scab. It’s trying to heal from something. Could also be a sign of a pest problem as it’s simply the plants go to defense mechanism. Not bad to have but needs more investigation for sure
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It’s a naturally occurring “eucalyptus sap” most often you’ll notice it after pruning or any damage to the plant. Think of it like a scab. It’s trying to heal from something. Could also be a sign of a pest problem as it’s simply the plants go to defense mechanism. Not bad to have but needs more investigation for sure