Hey there your plants look good beside the problem you listed
Alright, dealing with spider mites in your flowering cannabis plants can be tricky.
1stt off, you could try a stronger insecticidal soap or neem oil spray. These can be effective, but you'll likely need to spray multiple times, maybe every few days. Also, be careful with sprays during flowering – some might leave residue on your buds.
If that doesn't work, you might need something stronger. There are specific miticides designed for cannabis plants, but it's important to read the labels carefully. Some miticides have waiting periods before you can harvest, so figure out how much time you have left in the flowering cycle.
Finally, you could try a predatory mite treatment. These tiny creatures are natural enemies of spider mites. You can buy them online and release them in your grow area.
Also if the plant is small enough you can try and get a cardboard box put the plant in it and put a box fan on each side of the box blowing same direction. Try shaking plant wile all the wind it could help knock some off.
Also of your like really right about to harvest you can spray things like water and vi gar or water amd dish soap or water and essential oils there are not the greatest but can slow them down and kill a few.
If you end up not being able to get rid of them if prob just freeze everything at harvest amd make some.water hash with it all. Don't quote me bit I would assume the water prosses wld filter out the bu