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You're correct you have mites. Getting normal mites like that is a rarity anymore. They're the largest mite you can come across and thankfully easily detected

Lol as you reply to the statement you would never reply to. Put some ice on that ego tough guy. It's going to be ok.

I respect your answer entirely but if what you are saying here is that the 3rd boiling process adds the nutrient value to the molasses is completely false. It's just a more concentrated molasses mostly for culinary purposes. Save the extra bucks and use a cheap unsulphered product.But if you're...

I respect your opinion. I respect honesty. But hell you can't pick up a woman lying about your education and saying you're a botanist lol. But been a long time reader and decided to join the group.

Just has to be unsulphered. Very important. Possibly pick up some superthrive at Wal-Mart and give it a shot. Stuff is great at boosting my plants immunities. I'd look into a go box nutrient kit. I've never ran into a pH issue with my indoor varieties

My first post about manganese and ph. Everyone thinks they know now. IdI like to think I'm the only certified botanist in the chat but could be wrong.

If you have mites you would know. Spider mites leave webs and you would see them on your soil surface as well

It's not a pest issue. Possibly manganese and pH. Easy fix

What growth stage are you in currently? It's either nitrogen deficiency or nutrient lockout. Check pH. Feed with a high nitrogen plant food and can add some vinegar or lemon juice to lower ph