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Yes adults moving around on leaves no problem .You would be able to see spider mites with your naked eye….
Spider mites leaf minors, maybe slugs. Whole list of problems. Any help would greatly be appreciatedMore photos
ElaborateNo that’s not spider mites. I don’t think it’s a pest of any sort either.
Is it just magnified so much it is part of the plantElaborate
The healthy top leafs farthest from the start of the infestation don’t have any of those balls the closer you get the more you seeThose little round blobs look worrisome, but I don't think you've got spider mites.
I know I couldn’t find any crawlers but the eggs look just like spider mitesPull off a heavily infected leaf and hold it up to the light. You can usually spot them moving around with the naked eye.
There are definitely leaf miners, mites I’m not sure of. Why do the leafs farthest away from where it started have hardly any oil glands? There are the exoskeletons? You can see the miners in a few of the pics so a lot of those smaller dots are eggs. Teach meThese are oil glands. As the plant grows, these will turn into trichs.
There are zero webs, you do not have spider mites.
I do see a couple of things that look like aphid molt, but they are the wrong color, so I doubt it.
No bugs.
The only real suspicious picture I saw was this one View attachment 1207722
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