help my orchids, they are infested with liltle tiny white something?

Mealy bugs can look like flour on a plant.

A soft damp cloth will wipe them off.

Some can be washed off.

70% rubbing alcohol on q tips or a soft cloth will kill them. This will have to be repeated because of the eggs and babies.

If they are white baby aphids they can be washed off. They have legs that can be seen. The eggs if there will be under the leaves and can be wiped off.

Sounds like aphids.

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