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Dirty Harry

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I have been lucky enough to never have them, but looking at the pics, those dots look like spider mites. Do you see any bugs on the underside of the leaves, or tiny webs?
 

wyteboi

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looks like mites to me too. (had plenty of experience with those) webs are probably whats curling the leaves under....?
 

straw

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check uder your leaves thats where they like to hide. that is one of the classic sign. spider mites that is
 

MrMarbles

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Dude! That's gotta be spider mites. You need some sort of magnification to really get a good look at them.

Are all three plants the same strain? Some are more resistant than others. I recently had mites and was growing three different strains in a very confined space, but only two of them were really affected by them, one strain showed almost no affect (effect - affect? Shit I can never remember which is correct)
Try using some Azamax. There are other solutions, but I have used this one personally and it does work. Treat every two to three days for about a week to ten days. Sterilize everything in the area with a 50/50 water & rubbing alcohol solution. Try not wearing the same clothes you wear outside when your in your garden area. Clothes, pets, ventilation are primary sources for mites, if they weren't already there if/when you received plants from someone.
 
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