Quote Originally Posted by jamessr
P.S. Pic 2 looks like it has a mite web on it in the upper part of the pic. with a baby mite(white one) on the web. Hope I am just seeing things.
If that IS a mite and it's web. It is one great photo! I've been trying to find a good pic to actually SEE a mite. If that is what we are seeing, it's just what I was looking for.

If it is a mite, Sorry to see that too though.

Best method I've heard to kill them suckers is HIGH CO2. However I assume you have no such beastie. I've been thinking about dry ice CO2 as a method of adding it without the tank, regulator and controller for a while as well. If this "mite" is a mite. You might try putting the plant in a semi tall Cardboard box. Seal the lower parts of the box to retain the CO2 while leaving the top open. (CO2 is heavier then air) Then put a pan of dry ice with a touch of water to get it "smoking" over the top of the box. Get as much of the CO2 fog into the box as you can. This should fill the box to overflowing with fog. The high CO2 for an hour or so will kill all the mites and thier eggs. Then while this is going on you need to scrub the area where the plants are normally with something nasty enough to kill all the surrounding mites and/or eggs NOT on the plant when moved.

Good luck and I agree on the,.. It will veg, give it time.:thumbsup: