small white spots on seedling

[joe86el]

i just noticed that some of my seedlings are covered in small white spots. is this THC forming?

joe86el Reviewed by joe86el on 11-06-2007. small white spots on seedling i just noticed that some of my seedlings are covered in small white spots. is this THC forming? Rating: 5

[Gundari]

negative ghostrider, you wont see trichs forming until you start flowering.

[gainesvillegreen]

Does it look like something on top of the seedling? Like specks of something? Or is it that your seedling has turned white in little spots? Also, look at them for a little while and see if they are moving.

Pictures?

[Opie Yutts]

Very small white spots in groups is no doubt spider mites. Look for them on the under side of the leaves with a magnifying glass. If this is the case kill them now or yesterday.

[spongebobsmokepants]

Scroll down about 20 messages to a thread called white spots. I posted a few pics of spider mites there for someone else. A little reading can save alot of time and redundant questions. Hope your problem clears up for you.
BTW: Neem oil is best to treat mites.

[Gundari]

HAH i loved that thread, helped me get a handle on my spidermite situation ^^

and i still <3 you for the pictures spongebob...even if your voice does make me want to punch a baby.

A tip on the neem oil should you decide to use it. SPRAY LIGHTLY, i almost killed my plant because i was a bit overzealous in trying to destroy my spider mite population.

ill see if i can go find that link for you as well.

[klondike_bar]

soap kills mites too.

trichs will not appear to be "spots". youll know em when ya see em

[Opie Yutts]

Here's my tip on neem oil: Don't use it unless you want to make the mites mad. If you do use it, turn the plant over and completely dunk it, as I have explained in other spider mite threads. I would explain further, but I wouldn't have to waste my time if you would search the spider mite threads.

[klondike_bar]

soap kills em and scares em off. its my preference, second only to ladybugs