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Last week, I moved my ladies from the safety of my home, down into my unfinished basement. I sprayed the entire basement with pesticide and poison before the move. The plants are, well were doing great untill I came home from work this afternoon and I noticed that one plant in particular has tiny white dots all over the top of the leaves. I have looked them over thoroughly and I have not yet discovered anything underneath the leaf. In the beginning of their lives I had my run with fungus gnats but swiftly and effectively ridded myself of those. Hopefully one of you gurus out there will see this read this and tell me that I have some sort of effed up Mite infestation. Please somebody help me diagnosis and then please tell me what I've got to do to get rid of them. Thank you so much❤
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how dry is your basement??
Lol i love the replySpider mite, spider mite, does whatever a spider might, spins a web, makes it tight, kills your buds in the morning light, look out, you've got spider mites.
lol I think they're right about spider mites, I just finished killing off some myself. I used Neem oil on the leaves and diatemaceous earth on the soil to kill the larvae as a long term fix. I hope it helps!Lol i love the reply. So you say spider mites ehh? Well what would you recommend the best course of action?
Thank youlol I think they're right about spider mites, I just finished killing off some myself. I used Neem oil on the leaves and diatemaceous earth on the soil to kill the larvae as a long term fix. I hope it helps!
Dirtbag, you know what, I might be out to lunch. I got my glasses and looked real close. In the fifth photo, I think I actually see a couple of mites on the leaf, hanging out on the north side of the middle vein. My mite damage never looked 'chunky' like that, it always looked more powdery. I'll shut up now.
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I have found my doner for eyeballs. When do we start sir?Dirtbag, you know what, I might be out to lunch. I got my glasses and looked real close. In the fifth photo, I think I actually see a couple of mites on the leaf, hanging out on the north side of the middle vein. My mite damage never looked 'chunky' like that, it always looked more powdery. I'll shut up now.
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