I agree that they are most likely lacewing eggs.

No question.

Lacewing

Al

one might ask if you are downunder... as i would not expect to see eggs in the dead of winter in a house.. and you not know you have these things in your house ... that 4th pic has finger tips for scale ... :

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=lacewing+&t=ffab&iax=images&ia=images

welcome to the forums.. and keep in mind.. include your general location in every post... bugs arent the same everywhere ... they can be.. not always... big city name.. and country if most of us wont recognize such ... now im curious....

ken

Nothing was said about the plant being inside, unless I skimmed too fast and missed something.

@Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL

the plant it was on is a dwarf umbrella tree . i see them used as bushes along walk ways but mine is in a pot and looks like a mini tree. i did keep it outside till it got super cold and i brung it inside (for whatever reason 😂) but its been inside for almost a month

I have to bring that kind of plant inside where I am too.

Several of the plants I brought inside in October have those eggs, which I have always seen ID'd as lacewing eggs. My eyesight isn't what it used to be so they may have been there all along but it really seems like some of them are new, appearing after plants were moved inside. If there are adults in here, they're very discreet.

@Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL

yes i totally agree , i havent seen any indication that there are any adult lacewings flying around .