You are correct. We can’t see clearly what the species the scale is, but it is some kind of scale insect. These insects don’t usually cause major problems to plant health unless their population is very large. However, if you don’t control them, and the conditions are right for their reproduction, they can get out of control. Keep your plant healthy and it will be better able to withstand the insect feeding. Control for scales varies by species or type of scale. We’ve included a link for your reference in controlling them outdoors, but if this is a house-plant and the population is not large right now, we suggest you use a dilute solution of rubbing alcohol and water on a damp cloth and wipe the scales off of the leaf and stems (if they are also feeding there). Don’t over-do the alcohol as you can cause damage to the protective leaf cuticle with too high a concentration. Keep an eye out and continue to remove them.
For outdoor plants: http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/QT/scalescard.html
Hi, I noticed there are some white scales on my scorch pepper trees, any suggestions what I can use for it.thanks