mites

avid and floramite are very expensive and are for ornamentals, mighty wash works, but as stated, you need to stay on top of them, one spray will NOT rid you of them. you are going to war and you need an arsenal, not just a machine gun.
fox farms 'don't bug me" is a liquid pyrethran and is great for thrips, just not for mites. using azamax,mighty wash,no pest strips, hot pepper spray, you might have a chance of ridding them, but it is my understanding, once you have them, you always have them, you just need to keep them under control. I am going to try out some natural predators and see what results they give.http://www.benemite.com/

neem oil in the future try and use a latex based spray to help fight agaisnt this problem mites and flys dont like the stuff bio bizz is what i use

Originally Posted by sincl9759

neem oil in the future try and use a latex based spray to help fight agaisnt this problem mites and flys dont like the stuff bio bizz is what i use

you sir must have never heard of mighty wash, move over you nasty oils, mighty wash rules.

Originally Posted by mydixiewrecked

avid and floramite are very expensive and are for ornamentals, mighty wash works, but as stated, you need to stay on top of them, one spray will NOT rid you of them. you are going to war and you need an arsenal, not just a machine gun.
fox farms 'don't bug me" is a liquid pyrethran and is great for thrips, just not for mites. using azamax,mighty wash,no pest strips, hot pepper spray, you might have a chance of ridding them, but it is my understanding, once you have them, you always have them, you just need to keep them under control. I am going to try out some natural predators and see what results they give.http://www.benemite.com/

Extreme control is all some of us can ask for, depends on the region but here conditions are great for mites.

Predator mites are the way to go IMO. They really do work effectively and pose no health problems like synthetic miticides do.

http://sierranaturalscience.com/prod...ral-pesticides

After unsuccessfully trying neem oil, Safer's soap mix, diverse natural oil mixture recipe found on the net & 3 different natural predator ( and in the process loosing lots of cash ) i found all these solution where only working temporally . I finally resolve to purchasing a chemical stuff in last resort. I chose Floramite cause of the review i found about it & IT SOLVE MY PROBLEM AT ONCE. The important thing is you can't use it in the flowering stage or you will poison your buds. If you discover a mite infestation in the budding stage use a more natural solution to complete your grow then use Floramite on your next grow as soon as you start the clone cause even if you see nothing at this stage you certainly have a few residual mite that are just waiting to infest again so use Floramite when you start the clone & then a second spray 2 week later for peace of mind. DON'T SPRAY IN THE BUDDING STAGE & repeat the same process with next grow for prevention you should never see those pest again.

Didn't I hear sumptin about ladybugs getting rid of mites too? If u have an inclosed space that is, right? I haven't had an issue with mites in awhile so I really haven't had to pay attention, but I guess ladybugs r only if ur growin organic, unless its another bug they get rid of.

Nvm says they eat Aphids, mites, thrips, and mealybugs