Dont look like any mites ive ever seen

[Jeffro420]

Hello all. I have a problem. I've been doing this for a long time. I've had just about any bug or issue you can have. Well I was in my room the other day and noticed what look like spider mites on a plant. Just on the buds. Maybe 1 or 2 crawling on stems and leafs but primarily buds. I cant find one bug under any leafs or anywhere but the sugar leads. Could these be somthing beyond spider mites? They are whitish in color and the size of a small mite.

In the past any mites I had were covered all over leafs and everywhere and I saw mite damage. That's why these are so odd to me. No web. Not one damn bug under a leaf. Any help is greatly appreciated

 

[BigHornBuds]

Take a pic of the big n damage

 

[Renfro]

We can't identify a pest without some good pics.

 

[Renfro]

Could be hypoaspis mile bug

 

[Renfro]

What kinda soil do you have? They are commonly found in some potting mixes and they are good to have around.

 

[natureboygrower]

Could be hypoaspis mile bug

One I dont mind seeing around. I believe they go to chow town on fungus gnat larvae/eggs. They are shocking to see the first time though, they roll deep lol

 

[Terpenoid]

I sometimes find one or two stray hypoaspis crawling on a plant, they always find their way back to the soil though

 

[Jeffro420]

Here are a few photos

 

[Jeffro420]

I'll try to take some pica with lights off tonight

 

[Jeffro420]

 

[Renfro]

Well from what I see there are no problems. Keep on keeping on.

 

[danielbae]

I dont see any problems either. Except for maybe going slightly easier on the N, but thats up to you.

 

[SPLFreak808]

I dont see any damage but those little blobs do look like some kind of mite/larvae, then again it's blurry and could be mushed up amber trichomes.. Grab a white piece of paper and knock a few off onto the paper & take a pic of them.

 

[Renfro]

Try to get a picture with them in the field of focus. Probably have to back off like a quarter inch from where you were, then zoom in on the image and crop the bug in focus.

 

[Renfro]

Doesn't look like they are causing damage so I still think beneficial bug of some sort.

 

[Renfro]

As @danielbae mentioned, you are in flower, time to eas way up on the nitrogen and replace it with more potassium and a little phosphorous.

 

[Jeffro420]

Thanks guys I'll try to get more pics tonight. I dont. Notice any damage either.

 

[PinkFlight]

Hello all. I have a problem. I've been doing this for a long time. I've had just about any bug or issue you can have. Well I was in my room the other day and noticed what look like spider mites on a plant. Just on the buds. Maybe 1 or 2 crawling on stems and leafs but primarily buds. I cant find one bug under any leafs or anywhere but the sugar leads. Could these be somthing beyond spider mites? They are whitish in color and the size of a small mite.

In the past any mites I had were covered all over leafs and everywhere and I saw mite damage. That's why these are so odd to me. No web. Not one damn bug under a leaf. Any help is greatly appreciated

Looks like it might be white fly. During the day they look like random pieces of white lint. But after the dark period they are plentiful.

 

[PinkFlight]

I live in the Pacific NW...and this season I have battled spider mites, bud rot, tons of aphids, powdery mildew, fruit flies, white flies, and I am seeing spider mites again this am. This auto was brought in from outside to avoid freezing temps. It just WILL NOT go from clear to milky trichs!!

 

[Nutty sKunK]

I live in the Pacific NW...and this season I have battled spider mites, bud rot, tons of aphids, powdery mildew, fruit flies, white flies, and I am seeing spider mites again this am. This auto was brought in from outside to avoid freezing temps. It just WILL NOT go from clear to milky trichs!!

Sometimes a good spanking helps.