At his advanced stage I would defoliate (so no place to hide) and spray with 3% peroxide (1 teaspoon per cup of water), at least to keep them under control … 
Edit: This doesn’t look like poo to me but maybe mites, take a damaged leaf and check the back with a scope … 
I think I see mites brother
Fuck sake 
I’m gonna bomb the fuckers and hope for the best I reckon. I’ve no idea how they got in. My indoor stuff is kept separate from my outdoor. It’s all started indoors then moved over to the tent.
I’ve maybe carried them in from outside. I’ll keep the thread updated on what happens with it. At this moment in time I wanna take it outside and pour petrol on it BUT the price of petrol wouldn’t be cost effective 
Cheers @George your a legend 
You also my American twin
Sucks bro.
I’ve never had any but I know I can get lady bugs pretty fast. I have some other stuff around. Dont remember what it is lol
Wish I was wrong, bro, I had them and now I see them everywhere … 
(Keep your humidity high and temperature low)
Predatory mites might help without any negative effect on the buds.
Meh it happens. Usually not to me but its what we’ve got to live with. I’ll pull it back I’m sure. I’ve still got 5 - 7 weeks of bloom left. If I bomb the fuckers I’ll spray them down every few days with PhD water see if I can dilute the bomb remnants down.
Yeah I can get ladybirds easily it’s the nymph that preys on the mites though correct???
Cheers @George. I should have took more notice of you instead of being a “no it all”
Not your fault 
, mites cannot be seen naked eye … 
I’ve obviously brought them in from outside on my clothes. Like pollen they can easily be transfered I suppose. I guess I DONT know it all eh??
Not sure how it works with lady bugs. Predatory mites (Phytoseiulus persimilis) suck on spider mites, eggs and nymphs.
The baby’s from the ladybugs are what feed on them 100% so I’d gave to colonise them somehow so they breed 
Thanks for your help @allotment. I dunno if they would breed in time and kill the mites within the remaining bloom time. Outdoors I’ve no doubt they would help
Not sure if we are talking about the same thing. You can order beneficial mites ready to start killing your spidermites, a few hundred for 10—20€. No need to breed anything, you just place them on the plant. Not talking about ladybugs.
I’m uk. Our predator mites are ladybugs. It’s ladybugs offspring that feed on the mites. Adults eat pollen. I’d have to somehow get them to breed to get the offspring to accumulate and feed on the mites. I don’t think I can buy ladybug eggs over here but I’ll do a Google search. If I can I’ll order some.
Amazon sell then ffs 
