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But should i be considered about the tiny brown spot on the first true leaves .....
Probably being a first-time paranoid grower
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you could probably use a little calmag. it's not a huge issue. the white dots have me far more concerned. looks like an early pest problem.
That’s the first thing I thought/noticed too. CL
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The white dots happened about the 2nd week on this planet and one day I seen one large red mite and smashed the 
out of it ... but maybe it's something else 
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I check them everyday all day long seen 2That’s the first thing I thought/noticed too. CL
Fungus gnats but I smash them too
The white dots happened about the 2nd week on this planet and one day I seen one large red mite and smashed the
get a 30 - 40x loupe on them, both front and backside of the leaves. the red mite was a friendly. he was there eating the ones you can't see with the naked eye.
edit : get an attack plan for the pests and some calmag.
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And the white spots are only on the first true leaves and after seeing the red spider mite the white spots have stopped
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Damn I thought I killed a good guy
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I do checked every day and night under and on topDamn I thought I killed a good guy
it's the bad guys you wanna kill lolDamn I thought I killed a good guy
you won't see most things without significant magnification. the bad mites are smaller than dust.
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I'm trigger happy
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I have a loop o check with
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The media is "start grow soil" for seedlings and I mixed a bit of "worm casting" and water every other dayThat’s the first thing I thought/noticed too. CL
go through this, and give us the rundown on the set up, and what you've got going on for that brother.
and then read through this on watering / feeding technique.
i could try drag the info out post by post, but everything we need a lens on to help is covered in those 2 links as a good basis.
How to Ask for Grow Support
It is VERY hard to help diagnose plant problems if we don't have all the required information. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT The ONLY way to receive optimal feedback and support is to provide photos! Photo Gallery Guide - How to Resize, Upload & Post Photos REQUIRED READING FOR ALL NEW GROWERS! How to...
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and then read through this on watering / feeding technique.
The Proper Way To Water A Potted Plant
The Proper Way to Water a Potted Plant Also covered: the importance of pH and why we successively up-pot How to Water Over the last several years I have put a lot of study into this, and I feel that I can now define the proper way to water a potted plant. Keep in mind that this discussion...
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i could try drag the info out post by post, but everything we need a lens on to help is covered in those 2 links as a good basis.
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I get it trust I have read alot and unfortunately you find different suggestions etc online that's why I came here the soil is probably not the best since it grow pro seeding starting mix with a some worm casting ...lights are a 1led grow light at 60w and a led 100w light I give them 18 to 20 hrs of light everyday
The grow light is a high PPF 16 micromoles per sec whatever that means
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And I really do appreciate the info
there's red mites that aren't friendly. i get the buggers outside.
they chew the leaves up and web the plant up. they're easier to battle than the smaller ones.
clover mites maybe? here's one fully grown but they start off much smaller.
they chew the leaves up and web the plant up. they're easier to battle than the smaller ones.
clover mites maybe? here's one fully grown but they start off much smaller.
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