Found a swarm of a mealybug on a sack. I treated t...

i'd look up toxicity of what you used... there's a chance you don't want to smoke it and would be negligent if you gave it to others... .agian, possibly.. you didn't give relevant info, but it's something you can look up.

High bro, I am sorrie to say this but in this stage you better start over again. When I just started growing I tried to save plants like this with various problems. This is just not worth the effort. New girls with a fresh start will catch up with these ones in no time. So throw away these little ones. Desinfect your whole growbox. And start all over again. I can ensure you that this is the best option! Happy Growing! 😋

Insecticides containing bifenthrin, imidacloprid and malathion are commonly used to control insects without harming plants. Bifenthrin controls garden and lawn insects such as mites, leafhoppers, ants, scale and whiteflies. It's hard to say as you don't mention the product used. Recovery is possible.

I'm thinking you didn't wait until "lights out" before spraying... but it is what it is. The first pic here is probably not going to make it, the second one has a good chance - but I personally wouldn't give up on either one of them! Here's the thing - you can pitch them and they most certainly won't grow OR you can continue and they MIGHT grow... your choice! Good luck!