SOS! Little white spots now on all plants not just one, pics included

Hi, i'm really new to this, its my first grow ever. I had little white spots on one of my lsd plants, its now spread to all of them, but doesn't seem to be on the pineapple chunks, any ideas? i'm using 1.8ec and 6.3ph and i'm in the second week of flowering. 14 plants total.


Thanks for any feedback

Those look like bug bites ... anything on the underside of the leaves? Bugs? Bug poo? cn

Spidermites- a growers worst nightmare and you got em good .Get some miticide.

Spider mites or maybe even thrips? Get a mini micrscope mag glass n look for bug under the leaves and in the soiil or medium

get some of these

looks like spider mites. get something i use rasta bobs death might. pretty awesome results so far. they will suck the moisture right out of those plants.

I'll be checking under the leaves tonight with a magnifying glass to look for the bugs, but don't u guys find it strange that only the 9 lsds and not the 5 pineapple chunks are infested if thats what it is?

what also maybe helpful to know, it got really hot in the grow room, somehow the 8" exractor fan had blow off the ducting the other side of the room and I hadn't noticed and it got reall hot for a week or so, but cooled right down once i fixed it and added another osculating fan, also the plants had been suffereing a little bit from heat damage at the top and the leaves are a little frazzled, tiny and limp up there, but i've raised the lights as high as there go now, running 4x 600w lights in a room about 2mtr wide by about 5 metres long.

hot humid rooms are perfect for mites, get mighty wash and spray your plants real good. Don't use the no pest strips, they don't work and they leave poison on your plants. Also thrips will look like a calcium build up on the top of the leaf. mites leave white spots.
https://www.rollitup.org/bugs/335046-grizzlys-guide-pulverizing-pests.html

mix some dish soap with cool water in a spray bottle . Spray the plants well making sure to get the undersides of the leaves well . Do this every two to three days for about four applications. Hippies have been doing it this ways for many years. I started doing this with new clones just as a habbit and I have not had any mites for four straight harvests.

waiting for my mate to come round with the magnifying glass, but i've had a look with the naked eye and i've seen them, not spotted many, only on 3 leaves outta the thousand odd, but i know i'll see loads more under the scope as nearly every leaf is damaged, little white looking insects. what is the absolute best solution to this? I'll give the washing up liquid and water a go if u guys think thats better than any other option, as i said i'm 2 weeks into no white hairs yet, but i want to get this sorted before bud start forming and it starts wiping it out. I don't know a lot, as i said its my first grow and I have very limited knowledge, whats the chances i'm gonna loose the whole lot and the mites will eat everything? i'm really stressing right now and invested my last pennys into this grow!

http://www.3ch.co.uk/plant-aid/pest-control/plant-vitality-plus-125ml/prod_765.html

this one has been recommended to me, what u guys think?

pest strips don't leave poison on the plants. your going to have them for ever if you listen to these guys go ahead pepper spay them.

mites will favor one plant over the other. some are resistant to mites perhaps pinaple chunk is one of those.

dadio161 said:

mix some dish soap with cool water in a spray bottle . Spray the plants well making sure to get the undersides of the leaves well . Do this every two to three days for about four applications. Hippies have been doing it this ways for many years. I started doing this with new clones just as a habbit and I have not had any mites for four straight harvests.

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good to know man , quality tip ....Rep

If your not flowering cover the pot with something so the soil stays in flip the plant upside down and dunk it in a bucket of water until those bastards drown.

ismokealotofpot said:

pest strips don't leave poison on the plants. your going to have them for ever if you listen to these guys go ahead pepper spay them.

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really?Dichlorvos is highly toxic by inhalation, dermal absorption and ingestion

http://pmep.cce.cornell.edu/profiles/extoxnet/carbaryl-dicrotophos/dichlorvos-ext.html
Product Information
Product Name: Hot Shot No-Pest Strip
Form: strips
Product Category: Inside the Home » Insecticide » multipurpose
Customer Service: 0
Date Verified: 2007-12-12
Date Entered: 2005-01-14
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Health Effects
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Warnings: Keep out of reach of children. Precautionary Statements: Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals. CAUTION: Do not get in Mouth. Harmful if swallowed. After prolonged storage, a small amount of liquid may form on strip. Do not get liquid in eyes. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling strip. Do not use in hospitals or clinic rooms, such as patient rooms, wards, nurseries, operating or emergency areas. Do not use in any rooms or closets of rooms where infants, children, sick or aged are or will be present for an extended period of confinement. Do not use in kitchens (except cupboards), restaurants or areas where food is prepared or served. Do not use in any area of the home where people will be present for extended periods of time. Not to be taken internally by humans or animals.
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Ingestion (Swallowing): May be harmful if swallowed.


Health conditions Aggravated by Exposure: None under normal use.
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Prolonged or frequent repeated skin contact may cause allergic reactions in some individuals.
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Ingredients listed as carcinogens or potential carcinogens by NTP, OSHA or IARC: DDVP (2B).
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Ingestion: Get immediate medical attention..

Special notes: Atropine is antidotal and should be administered only if symptoms of cholinesterase inhibition appear. After prolonged storage, a small amount of liquid may form on internal strip. Do not get liquid into eyes. Wash hands thoroughly after handling strip.
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so.... can anyone tell me if this is any good?

http://www.3ch.co.uk/plant-aid/pest-control/plant-vitality-plus-125ml/prod_765.html

don't eat it don't ware it around your neck just hang it in the room.

According to the sheet you posted its a minimal health hazard. I does not leave a residue. If it does prove it! Instead of dissing my statements dig up more info.