help please... SPIDER MITES?

[pedro de pacas]

Good old flower and water, spray everything, if you got lots of webs use the vacuum cleaner, suck up the webs and most of the spiders

once you get a real big infestation, all you can do, is try and limit them, bloody hard to completely get rid of them

[cannattack]

cheers guys love the feedback!! Its definately a mite problem i can actually see them crawling ill try get photos this arvo, as for nutes these pics were taken 2 weeks after pot transplant with a mix of perlite, vermiculite, peat moss and organic soil mix i havent had any nutrients to feed them so its only been RO/DI water

 

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[cannattack]

cheers guys love the feedback!! Its definately a mite problem i can actually see them crawling ill try get photos this arvo, as for nutes these pics were taken 2 weeks after pot transplant with a mix of perlite, vermiculite, peat moss and organic soil mix i havent had any nutrients to feed them so its only been RO/DI water

 

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edit: The prior pot this plant was in was tiny and was severely root bound it was the same pot from germination and was grown naturally ouyside up until i got a hold of it, now it's under 600w hps

 

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[amork1313]

Doesnt look like spider mites.probably zine defficiency or high heat stress i think.

 

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[amork1313]

Or both unfortunatelly

 

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[afgahn bob]

cheers guys love the feedback!! Its definately a mite problem i can actually see them crawling ill try get photos this arvo, as for nutes these pics were taken 2 weeks after pot transplant with a mix of perlite, vermiculite, peat moss and organic soil mix i havent had any nutrients to feed them so its only been RO/DI water

 

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how strong is your organic soil, could still burn your tips if 2 hot

[micmac]

Sorry bob couldn't understand that to many t's

 

 

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[greenqueen2]

A couple of my sals had burnt edges and tips that looks very similar to cannattacks issue and he did mention he'd transplanted so maybe its just a little bit of heat and transplant stress but the white speckles all over the top of the leaves thats definitely spider mite damage imo

 

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[Serrated edge]

Thrip damage looks much the same as spider mites. Edited January 6, 2018 by Serrated edge

[greenqueen2]

Yeah but he said he can see mites and mites and thrips are pretty easy to distinguish apart from each well other under a loupe anyway and either way the treatment for both are much the same, but i dont think id do anything about the burnt edges after hearing hes not useing nutes i recken thats just a bit of stress from transplanting and maybe heat stress and should correct its self over a week or two as long as the bugs are treated

 

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