High everyone, I took a dead leaf from a seedling (read here it is a hotel for bugs and pests) and saw some eggs and strange worms 
, do they have name and correct treatment? 
Thanks … 
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Ru you sure it’s not “sneeze” material ? Don’t know buddy ? I can’t make them out with the leaf tissue the way it is… is the pic taken with a macro lens or something similar?
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It’s made with a chinese USB mobile scope, I see holes made by “them” … 
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Don’t know what it is, but spinosad is safe. I’d try that, kills most pests.
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Thanks, will look for it … 
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I use a brand called Monterey or a brand called Safer… Not sure if they have those in your part of the world, but it never hurts to check. Any brand of spinosad will do though.
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pasta sounding stuff to me… 
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Looks like Thrips maybe. The young larvae are supposed to look like worms. The adults are brown and long and thin with wings(?) Some of the dark brown spots could be poop from one of a few different bugs.
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If they are thrips, you should see white specks/blemishes on the top of your leaves. There will often times be small black specks next to the white (thrip poop).
If you are having yellowing/necrotic leaves and stunted growing, you have another problem.
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Sorry to hear that @Mongobongo, hope you blast them all. Thank you all, first step to get rid of them is being able to recognize them, now I know what to look for, time for some action … 
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Is Neudorff stuff available in your area? Spruzit should kill them, they also have a spinosad soap, but it seems to depend on the region.
Don’t know the shop, but it seems to be in Spain:
https://www.growbarato.net/en/neudorff/3813-spruzit-iinsecticide-antimite.html
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Can I ask, can you see these bugs without a loop or microscope? Or are they too small to see with the naked eye?
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Thanks for the reply, I can only see the damage, not the bugs. I saw the leaf was unsane and took it off to check it with the scope. It was one of the older leaves of the autos ReikoX kindly sent me, as they are youngsters it’s easier to control them … 
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That last picture you put up definitely looks like thrips to me. But you’d see shiny spots and black poo dots.
The other two I can’t tell I’m sorry. But it looks like a soft bodied, chewing type which can be dealt with azadirachtin (sp?), Neem or pyrethrins
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Thanks @Bigbean, I have already sprayed them with pyrethrins, will see how it goes and if I should go one step ahead with spinosad. They are easy to check, cheers …
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Ok good. Plants look healthy - probably just some thrips. Russets look similar to thrips only on a much smaller level.
Russets:
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That’s what I thought too, and then I noticed Mongo posted that, not George.
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Hey all, got 6 super silver yo mama f2s going. They’re about 5-6 days old (I don’t count days really) and they are beautiful. They seem to be thriving, nice green leaves, growing pretty fast too, they’re on their set of 3 finger fans right now. I was watering today and I noticed 2 very small whitish bugs running around the top of the soil after I watered. They were not very fast moving, but it was two of them and from what I saw there were 2 in another pot as well. So that’s 2 out of 6 pots with 2 very small white bugs running around in each.I watched them for about 30 seconds and they would go under the top soil a little but not too deep cause I’d see them scurry back up to the top. I would include a picture but my camera most likely won’t pick up something so small. My temps swing from the low 70s at night to high 70s/ low 80s during the day. Humidity has gotten up to 50% on the first two days, but recently it’s been steady around 40-45%. If anybody can help that’d be great, I’m up to buy some spinosad or anything to treat the soil with, or if these are beneficial critters, even better. Or EVEN BETTER, if somebody has a chart of the most common pests when growing cannabis I can try and identify them since I know what they look like rather than trying to go off my description lol. Thanks
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