I’m noticing lil white spots on a couple leafs. Some time it’s like a tiny string that I can just wipe of others it’s just a lil white spot. And 1 I wiped off and it made a small hole in the leaf. Is this the sign of a pest problem? Here is a pic of my dbl sour with the white spots.
Check closely under the leaves. Could also just be water or nute water that splashed on them
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Have you done any LST or been messing with them? I only ask because about a month or so ago I had little spots, and holes in one of my plants. And it looked like bugs but only one of 2 plants had it. After all the freaking out I did, I come to find out that mechanical damage can do this. Fans blowing the leaves can do it, LST’ing can do it. Just scope under all your leaves and double check.
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Thanks im bout to go into a full panic lol. But it doesnt look like anything i can find on the web and when i wipe it off with my finger its just a tiny like string. I did do some low stress traing and actually the first time i noticed it was after i watered with cal-mag for the first time could this have something to do with it? Thanks again for the calming messages lol
Sounds like spider mites. Going through it myself right now.
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SPIDER MITES? Stay away from me!
I found Liquid Ladybug and the sponge rings work superior to anything else I tried, I was able to eradicate them from the environment! Haven’t seen a one since last fall! (knock on wood)
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What are you doing to fight it? Can i see any pics of what yours look like? I jist took all the girls out for water and to wipe down the floor and i think i killed a lil spider really tiny and i see lil like nats what do i use for this problem?
Im going to look this stuff up i think i just killed a very small spider. 
Liquid Ladybug is a natural soap insecticide that doesn’t effect the flavor of the buds if sprayed on them, Neem Oil does leave an undesirable film residue that tastes horrible and disgusting, It’s another superior natural insecticide I have in my arsenal but I only use it to disinfect the area avoiding contact on any plants but everything else gets a coat. You can use Neem oil on plants in grow and in flower if you choose, it doesn’t harm the plant like chemical pesticides.