Even though they're very small, please post a picture.

Jean001, thank you for the post. Just I took some pictures.

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Caelian

Here is the video but the grow light made it not very clear.

Caelian

Here is a link that might be useful: Dot size cream color insect

Tough to see sufficient detail of the critter. But, in the video, I finally spotted it tooling along the leaf edge. I rather doubt it's a problem as plant-feeding critters are often slow-movers.

So, do you see any damage?
If not, observe further.

Boy, that little is on a mission! I'm wondering if it might be a beneficial (predatory) mite.

Jean001 and Rhizo_1, thank you for your efforts to help me.

Sorry for the previous video, here is another one very short.

Caelian

Here is a link that might be useful: New video

Predatory mite was my thought also. Doubt it's anything to worry about.

Jean001, thank you for the information.

Caelian

Just I have read about "predatory mite" it is very useful information and I have a little bit bigger red one too probably it could be "European red mite".

I have learned a little bit about container soil but I do not have enough knowledge of insect/pests/diseases of the plants I love to grow. So I consider it is a very important part of gardening to learn all these insects/bugs beneficial and harmful.

Next I would like to learn about organic container gardening. 100% organic gardening I cannot do it but as much as I can I would like to be an organic gardener.

Thank you all for giving me a lot of information in this forum.

Caelian

This post was edited by chilliwin on Fri, Aug 2, 13 at 16:40

I have to say that I have greatly enjoyed your many observations and pictures. Your posts abd pictures have probably educated a lot of people who visit this forum.

I very much enjoyed the mite videos, especially. Keep up the good work.