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[Paul Mc]

Thank you!

Those are way to big to be spider mites. They would show as small flecks of the same color, no movement or true shapes seen by the naked eye.

My observation is just spiders and their captures...

[SlipperGirl]

Originally Posted by Paul Mc

Thank you!

Those are way to big to be spider mites. They would show as small flecks of the same color, no movement or true shapes seen by the naked eye.

My observation is just spiders and their captures...

ok so what should I do, just wipe the webs off or leave it alone.

[Paul Mc]

Actual spiders are one thing, spider mites are quite another. Personally, I'd wipe it down and make sure all the spiders are gone for now. If you don't see spotting or dark spots on the leaves now, you're probably good to go. If you see discoloration in the future, then there may be an issue.

For now, and this goes with all new plants, isolate for a few weeks and observe the plant carefully . It helps I'd keeping unwanted pests away from devestating your current collection. Call it a security measure , lol... Personally, I'm not always so good doing that though!

[SlipperGirl]

Originally Posted by Paul Mc

Actual spiders are one thing, spider mites are quite another. Personally, I'd wipe it down and make sure all the spiders are gone for now. If you don't see spotting or dark spots on the leaves now, you're probably good to go. If you see discoloration in the future, then there may be an issue.

For now, and this goes with all new plants, isolate for a few weeks and observe the plant carefully . It helps I'd keeping unwanted pests away from devestating your current collection. Call it a security measure , lol... Personally, I'm not always so good doing that though!

Thanks so much for your time and help.

[Paul Mc]

Hey, no problem at all! I'm glad I was online and monitoring to assist!!!!