I noticed that in my flowering room some of the plants had been a meal for some sort of critter. After close inspection I realized that what ever it was is only eating the top of the leaves and scraping away a fine layer of green, thus leaving tiny spots like a checker board. I have had mites in the past and these bugs are certainly not a mite or Gnat.

Under a Magnifying glass they look like tiny grains of white rice, some with a tiny brownish spot in the center of them. They move like an inch worm and when bothered they can leap, similar to a flea or lice. I have ruled out Mites, Gnats and Lice, due to fact that I Googled all of them and found nothing that looks the same. Even under a magnifier, I cant get a great look, they are really small.

Any Ideas what they are? I sprayed all the plants and the entire room with "Go Gnats" spray. I works wonderful usually.

On a stranger note, they have been eating the AK 47 and White widows but have not touched the Santori plant at all.... Wierd shit.

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