These are Spider mites right?

[303 life]

Spider mites correct?

Are these bug eggs? I’m pretty sure the brown things are coco that blew up from electrostatic spraying. Just have one plant that I can’t get to green up and I pulled some leafs. Got a new microscope and it is 1800x am I just so close it just part of the plant and with so much light it is making look like an egg. Pulled leafs from all the plants they all have some of it. Some more than others. I’m I worried for no reason? Again or is it balls at the end of the hairs? I could not find one crawler but it looks like an exoskeleton molting in a few of the pics. Let me know what you think.

 

[303 life]

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[Chem77]

No that’s not spider mites. I don’t think it’s a pest of any sort either.

 

[mysticepipedon]

Those little round blobs look worrisome, but I don't think you've got spider mites.

 

[Dirtbag]

Pull off a heavily infected leaf and hold it up to the light. You can usually spot them moving around with the naked eye.

 

[Quicksand]

You would be able to see spider mites with your naked eye….

 

[Moshmen]

You would be able to see spider mites with your naked eye….

Yes adults moving around on leaves no problem .

 

[GetOffMyLand]

i love how detailed this question is. thank you

 

[303 life]

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Spider mites leaf minors, maybe slugs. Whole list of problems. Any help would greatly be appreciated

 

[303 life]

I can’t find anything alive but I did drop some nukes before I took these. there are exoskeletons, and pretty sure those are dead 2 spotted spider mites in a couple of the pics. Leaf miners for sure. Slugs lay round eggs like that as well but they would be bigger. There are a few pics in there that I think they are slugs or just pupal. Everything is magnified 1400x

 

[303 life]

No that’s not spider mites. I don’t think it’s a pest of any sort either.

Elaborate

 

[303 life]

Elaborate

Is it just magnified so much it is part of the plant

 

[303 life]

Those little round blobs look worrisome, but I don't think you've got spider mites.

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 see

 

[303 life]

Pull off a heavily infected leaf and hold it up to the light. You can usually spot them moving around with the naked eye.

I know I couldn’t find any crawlers but the eggs look just like spider mites

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

These 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.

 

[Dirtbag]

The only real suspicious picture I saw was this one

 

[303 life]

These 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.

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 me

 

[303 life]

Ela

The only real suspicious picture I saw was this one View attachment 1207722

Elaborate on this picture

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Aphid eggs look different. Some types of mite and aphids lay their eggs inside the leaf tissue. Here is a pic of where they hatched and the molt from one of them is still there.
The red circles where they crawled out of the leaf.
The purple is a molted skin.
See the oil glands in the picture?

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

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