Does my plant have Spider Mites?

Fallen Buckshot

Fallen Buckshot

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more than likely .. are there little webs betwnn the stalks and stem ? get some neem oil spray and give em a spray about 1-2 times a week for a few weeks
 
R3DROCk9

R3DROCk9

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yep...dem are mites...flip the leaf over on the underside and look for small brown moving bugs a fraction of the size of a grain of sand....they are barely noticeable to naked eye.....eventually you'll notice webs forming....bu don't wait that long to treat the problem.
 
eaigner1013

eaigner1013

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No webs yet, but more and more leaves are showing up with spots each day including the neighboring plants. How did spider mites get their in the first place? They probably showed up on the first leaf 4-6 days into transplanting our clones.

Is Neem oil the best solution? Where is the best place to get it?

Thanks for the quick replies btw.
 
Fallen Buckshot

Fallen Buckshot

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eaigner1013 said:
No webs yet, but more and more leaves are showing up with spots each day including the neighboring plants. How did spider mites get their in the first place? They probably showed up on the first leaf 4-6 days into transplanting our clones.

Is Neem oil the best solution? Where is the best place to get it?

Thanks for the quick replies btw.
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neem oil or dishliquid heavly diluted as in a few drops in a spray bottle of water is prolly cheapest ,safest, quickest fix you can pick up neem oil or based sprays from most big box stores
 
eaigner1013

eaigner1013

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Where is a good place to buy, and how should I apply? Do I spray on the leaves or add to the nutrients? Also, are we sure they are mites? Will neem oil hurt our plants if they don't have mites?
 
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