Why are my leaves getting shiny spots? (pictures)

[Macintyre22]

I've noticed small shiny spots on a few of my plants, any ideas what this could be? I have done some research, and mostly I've heard it could be Thirps. I have inspected the hell out of these plants with a 60x magnifying glass and couldn't find any signs of pests.

 

[Serty97]

Definitely looks like thrips. Check under the leaves too

 

[lime73]

Most likely bugs. Thrips or mites.

Look at underside of leaf with scope, they are hard to spot. They are so tiny, but once you see them they will stand out better once you know what your looking for... almost translucent to white.

Those white lice looking bugs are thrips.

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

First off my phone sucks but it looks like you have some heat damage or over watering maybe you should hit up @Wizzlebiz he a good guy skills on point

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

Or listen to lime very nice guy and he seems to like to help out

 

[Wizzlebiz]

Pretty sure these are bugs. Kinda blurry but blurry bugs. 1st pic looks like a thripe second might be a spider mite.

 

[Macintyre22]

Yup I finally found one of the fuckers on a leaf. Definately Thirps. I'm 6 weeks into flower, any suggestions for a product that won't damage my buds would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks everybody!

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

Well I've got to pull up a chair for this I got roasted for what I used sorry no help there as always thank you for your time

 

[Wizzlebiz]

Yup I finally found one of the fuckers on a leaf. Definately Thirps. I'm 6 weeks into flower, any suggestions for a product that won't damage my buds would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks everybody!

I got nothing for ya bud. I refuse to spray my plants with anything that late into it.

However I will take a leaf blower to it for a bit. Just to piss off the bugs.

 

[buyyouabeer]

I'm 6 weeks into flower, any suggestions

Environment, lights and nutrients with a heavy dose of reading.

 

[Deadication_grows]

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Pretty sure these are bugs. Kinda blurry but blurry bugs. 1st pic looks like a thripe second might be a spider mite.

Thrips Control for Indoor & Outdoor Growing

Thrips are common greenhouse pests damaging to food and flower crops. Control them with thrips predators, biological controls, insecticides and other organic methods.

www.arbico-organics.com

I use pirate bugs they are pretty cool.
Dr zymmes and lost coast plant therapy say you can spray till harvest but i have not tried it.

 

[Popop]

Yup I finally found one of the fuckers on a leaf. Definately Thirps. I'm 6 weeks into flower, any suggestions for a product that won't damage my buds would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks everybody!

I had same issue and after much reading I settled on insecticidal soap on the plant and diatomaceous earthat the base. I plan on just washing it off before harvest. Gl!