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If outside, check for bugs along the stems. If not, could just be windy debris hitting your plant. I assume you are reffering to the stem discoloration
Do you mist? Looks a little like a buildup of dry soap or maybe some bug eggs. It's a little blurry so hard to tell. Try to look through a magnifying glass or I use an app from the play place called cosy magnifier microscope works good for trichomes too
Could have been soap if you use soap to discourage bugs or it could be white mold. If you don't use soap then I would take about a tbsp of hydrogen peroxide and about 5 drops of dishwashing liquid in a spray bottle just as the sun goes down soak the hell out of your girls. The mix will not hurt anything.
Cunjo420 no not mildew. Mealy bugs! Google it then look at the images. Is that what you found on your plant? Your picture is too blurry to tell but it looks like mealy bugs to me. Post some more focused pictures please.
Dont know where your at Cunjo420, see if you can find a sulphur- based fungicide. that should clear it up, or at least keep under control. I have noticed WPM start at the base of leaves like that.
Look for a white bug that jumps and can fly, we call them white hoppers here, sorry dont have a real name. They leave white crap on the plant where they make there home that comes off easily. Praying mantis is what I would recommend.,
Btw Im really worried about spider mites and those bugs because when flowers groe bigger Im afraid they will inhabit the inside so I wont see. Dont want diseases or bud rot
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