Darryl

Thanks for submitting your photos and care details!

Assessment

Let’s take a closer look at this leaf:

I notice some likely signs of a thrips infestation:

Recommendations

• Cut off any heavily infested or damaged leaves – thrips eggs are embedded into the plant so cutting off leaves will eliminate future generations
• Use a lint roller (the tape kind) or masking tape to physically remove any visible insects – I just keep the tape nearby so I can do this removal anytime I pass by the plant and can spare a few seconds
• Treat remaining plant with insecticidal soap EVERY WEEK – regular treatment is key to breaking the reproductive cycle

More details on thrips treatment (and more photos) here: houseplantjournal.com/thrips/

When an infestation has gone untreated for some time, it will take much longer for it to be eradicated.  Expect a slow, gradual process and be vigilant with inspection.  Thankfully your plant is small enough that it should be easy to thoroughly inspect on a regular basis.  Good luck!