Bug

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It is a spider mite. It is not harmful if injested or inhaled, and will not have an effect of smell or taste of your bud. As you are harvesting in 3 days do not use anything. Neem oil or other products on buds may damage the terpenes. If this was in vegetative or very early flower you could and should remove effected leaves and use treatments to prevent plant stress, and reduction in yeild. Spider mites eat the chlorophyll out of the leaves making them look spotty. I read that when drying hang the plants upside by the stem as the mites will run out of food and eventually move to the end of the stem. If wanting there is also products out there that clean away dead bugs and eggs of you are wanting to do this but of you have a very mild amount I would not worry about that. For future grows make sure to clean everything l with 1:1 bleach:water ratio really well to kill any otherwise you risk having them come back in greater numbers. Good Luck and Happy Growing 🍃

I think this is a spider mite. You can combat it by spraying neem oil on the leaves, for example. Now, since you're harvesting tomorrow and you might not have many bugs?, I would prefer to leave it as is and inspect your plant well at harvest time, discarding the infected leaves. So close to harvest, I’d rather not spray anything on the leaves or well-developed buds. If you still want to do something, cinnamon water is sometimes used because it’s a natural product that practically everyone has at home to repel bugs. But I found that it didn’t have much effect on my fern gnat babies. Anyway, a good harvest tomorrow!🌱