Mold/Rot

prolly webbing. WPM looks different. This looks constructed as opposed to growing or incidental contact. debris in air or threads off your sleeve during incidental contact would not be so substantial? in flower you don't have many options. Nothing effective is safe to spray on flowers from what i am aware of. 'safe' for vegetables (food crops) doesn't mean safe to burn and inhale. Pyrethrines have a short half-life, but not sure how long you'd have to wait to be safe. reference material you can look up.. that stuff is only kill on contact.. residuals on plant material won't continue to do the job.

From what I can see in your macro shots, those fine threads don’t really look like typical spider mite webs. In the first picture, you can actually see that some of the threads seem to originate directly from individual trichome heads, which wouldn’t happen with spider mites or mold. Spider mite webbing usually connects larger areas, and mold tends to cover tissue in patches. Here, the threads look more like fine plant hairs or resin strands stretching between the trichomes. If you want to be 100% sure, check with at least a 60x loupe for any movement. Great close-up, by the way 💚