White dots

hey there, sorry to say but you have spider mites my friend , you can see this from the sharp bite marks on the leafs. if you turn the leafs upsidedown you can see microscopic black dots. These are very small and very dangerous for the grow, they can really kill a plant and they are very difficult to remove. I prefer to use bacilus thuriengiensis to control the infestation because it's natural and not really that dangerous to humans. The only other way i tried that actually works is by using one of those "gas grenade" style pesticides. Just make sure you get the one that is safe to use for humans. Some of them it's okay to use even 2 weeks before harvest. Just explain to the shop keeper than you have some spider mites on your herb garden and you want to eat some thing when it's ready, they should help you find the right thing. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Salut le jardinier ! moi je pense que tu a des insectes genre des araignées rouges sous tes feuilles donc regarde en dessous et si tu vois des insectes t'a encore le temps de traiter sans que ca soit trop difficile a faire vue que t'es pas en flo. donc normalement tu spray une solution de 90% d'eau et 10% de savon ou alors la même chose mais avec de l'huile de neem et surtout n'utilise pas de pesticides chimiques je l'ai fait une fois avec mon coloc et on a tousser a chaque taffes . bonne chance a toi bella ciao

Can you use your microscope to examine your spots for scuff marks? But I don't hope so. :-)

can you make a picture of it in regular light? this burple light makes the color of the leaves and spots difficult to see, so it's tricky to give a good evaluation whether it could be a deficiency or an excess of nutrients..

I had white dots on some outdoor Wonder Woman this season. Problem is, I changed two things ^^ so can't tell which one sorted the issue. I sprayed my plants with borehole water. The fine sediment left a brighter spot, leaf below died. I changed to filtered water. You don't spray.. good on this one, otherwise, check your water. Second guess was Calcium. I added some CalMag to the feeding and reduced my N to compensate for the N inside CalMag. After those two changes my leaves grew perfect green again. The spots will never disappear.. so you are good when the new leaves are solid green again.