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What are the brown spots on leaves with flowers?
I just bought a bouquet of flowers from the store, and the decorative leaf pieces have brown fuzzy looking bumps on the back of them. The bumps are in very regular looking patterns only on the leaves. Does anyone know what kind of leaves these are?
I've examined them further. They are about 1mm in diameter, crumble when you scratch them, and do not smell.
Could it be pollen? Or possibly insect eggs?
Frankly, it sounds like "scale", an insect.
After reading your "additional details", it still sounds that scale (but dead). It's an insect itself. If I remember correctly, they live in soil and migrate up plants, attach themselves to the underside of leaves, and feed on them.
Those are dead (dry), so someone has eradicated them - no need to worry of them spreading. They're just unsightly at this stage.
Take a leaf to a garden center; they can probably identify it for you easily.
Peace.
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