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Are these spider mites ?
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I honestly can't see anything creepy crawling over them plants buddy....
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Spider mites create small white dots on your leaves as they multiply underneath the leaves. Eventually they start making webs and killing the plant. If you were looking for eggs they they would be underneath the leaves.
Those pics aren't very good to tell your what it could be though
Xaloty
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In my experience, there werent any on the top of my leaf, I had spidermites underneath the leaf, so look under your leaf, and look closely, if there are spider mites you should see them moving.
