100x zoom are these eggs?

[MrMackey]

Took this pic just now through a cheap 100x zoom microscope my plants have been struggling for like the last 9months someone on here recommend I look for hemp russets or cyclamen mites I can’t see anything moving but these looking worryingly like eggs, can anyone confirm for sure?

Thanks in advance

 

[rayi]

I could be wrong but I think you are zoomed in so much you are seeing normal leaf structure

 

[MrMackey]

I could be wrong but I think you are zoomed in so much you are seeing normal leaf structure

I’m hoping so man but have no healthy plants to check against at the moment lol

 

[Formallyhap]

they look like trichomes with shitty lighting

If your plant isn't frosty and isn't in flower maybe those are eggs, but if it's flowering that's trichomes through a cheap microscope

 

[MrMackey]

they look like trichomes with shitty lighting

If your plant isn't frosty and isn't in flower maybe those are eggs, but if it's flowering that's trichomes through a cheap microscope

Yh sorry my quality of pic is bad I can’t get it to focus any better it’s the underside of a small plant in veg

 

[Formallyhap]

if it's the underside of a leaf in veg then it's most likely eggs

 

[SPARECHANGE]

it's normal, under magnification
not to worry
ur doin the lord's work, my friend.
might could b some way
way
way
in the beginning of my pics. too many to trouble yourself. that is exactly what u have.
still, pretty...

 

[SPARECHANGE]

the underside... males... all will have it.
even the stems, will look like hairy, teen, legs.
go further, especially, on the leaf, underbelly and you'll note, flu droplets; perspiration...
( ;P )

 

[SPARECHANGE]

u will never need, for typical situations, more than a 12mp pic, from @ 6", blowd upt.
if u still have concerns: put these symbols, together and give @ seraphine a buzz . she tickles pests from all over the world, just for kicks, man- seraphine, is that smart...

 

[Beachwalker]

View attachment 955344Took this pic just now through a cheap 100x zoom microscope my plants have been struggling for like the last 9months someone on here recommend I look for hemp russets or cyclamen mites I can’t see anything moving but these looking worryingly like eggs, can anyone confirm for sure?

Thanks in advance

There was a big thread on this not long ago and a lot of experienced Growers had very different opinions LOL what came out of it was that they were the trichomes under magnification

Off the top of my head I think they're called stalked and non-stalked captiate glands? Something like that that should be enough for you to look it up at least

I think one type is found on top of the leaf and 1 is underneath? can't exactly remember, have to find that thread

Mite eggs are usually grouped together, at least some of them are, but notice the uniform spacing in your picture, plus you're not finding any bugs or Leaf spotting, so they're probably not eggs in that picture but of course stay vigilant, if I find that other thread I'll link to it good luck

 

[MrMackey]

u will never need, for typical situations, more than a 12mp pic, from @ 6", blowd upt.
if u still have concerns: put these symbols, together and give @ seraphine a buzz . she tickles pests from all over the world, just for kicks, man- seraphine, is that smart...

Thanks bro
Just to double check you think they are not eggs right? Sorry pretty stoned now lol

 

[mancorn]

Not egg. (Mites don't lay eggs in a perfect pattern.)

 

[Seraphine]

View attachment 955344Took this pic just now through a cheap 100x zoom microscope my plants have been struggling for like the last 9months someone on here recommend I look for hemp russets or cyclamen mites I can’t see anything moving but these looking worryingly like eggs, can anyone confirm for sure?

Thanks in advance

No. They are trichomes.

 

[MrMackey]

No. They are trichomes.

Thank you! I’m happy it’s not russets/broads but now I got to carry on searching what’s making them grow shitty lol

 

[Seraphine]

You would see mites if there were actually that many eggs. If you’re plants are growing slow, then the roots aren’t happy.