Gmix said:

There attacking the weakest first that doesn’t mean because the others don’t look sick yet there mite free

you can toss that plant but it won’t help loads it will slow them down however the mites & their eggs will be everywhere and they will just munch on another

Some plants are a bit more resistant to mites but at the end of the day if the mites hungry and there’s food nearby you can guess the rest.

You can buy predator mites there safe and work really well or you can buy something else and treat them

Everyone has there own preferences and you will probably get many recommendations & claims

For now while if you’ve nothing else just dunk the plants in water if there to big then spray them with water rem it will only knock them off it won’t kill them

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Gmix said:

Personally I prefer to use predator mites

Coir aka coco has more needs bud it needs watering daily and the medium has no food , you might find it’s harder work

If you’ve been outside in the garden then attended your plants that’s where they came in either do it vise versa or have a shower and change clothes before attending to your garden if you’ve been outside

The other one would be if you’ve a pet you let near the grow.

Good luck bud I know mites are kinda

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Gmix said:

Hold up a sec Sry just made a cuppa and rolled one and mulled this over

Two weeks old and from seeds not clones ?

If there from seeds it seems very early for webbing to early it might just be a rouge normal spider
I can’t see any mite damage also I’d would expect webbing to be at the top that and it’s one random bit
It’s the adults that do the webbing two weeks seems very fast to see webbing

The lack of feeding damage ( you’d expect yellow dots ) also makes me wonder if it’s just a normal rouge spider witch won’t hurt it

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Yaboifin said:

This is what I ended up chopping off it today when I topped it. Not sure. Might still get the predatory ones as preventative maintenance though

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