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Now this is my kind of porn!!! :mrgreen:

Yeah beenthere, i had a friend tell me the same thing today. He said it's hard to get rid of them altogther without something strong. I'm gonna bomb the room i think before moving anything new in there. Thanks for all the advise, man i love this website. :blsmoke:

Nice work fdd. Once that herb is cured, it's gonna be pure heaven. :weed:

Try Pyrethrum or Neem oil. Neem oil is working for me and i've heard that Pyrethrum kicks the crap out of spider mites also. Now that i'm adding more neem (5ml per Ltr H20), i think i've wiped them out. I'm not seeing any new damage on leaves and they seem to be dying before they can lay new...

Thanks for replys. Edit: I ended up leaving the lights off for the extra 30 minutes so they got their full 12 hours of darkness. Then i reverted to the regular schedule this morning. Again, thanks for the replys.

This morning i over slept and the lights were on an extra 30 minutes. :dunce: I finally splurged on timers today and i'm hooking them up tonight so it never happens again (it's never happened before). Should i act as if nothing happened or start 30 minutes late and shut off at the normal...

I know they eat the leaves but i'm not sure if they eat the buds. I've seen pics of buds covered in spider mite webs so i guess they probably do if the infestation goes untreated. I'm in the U.S. and it's almost summer here. I think the heat is causing the increase in spider mite activity...

Thanks for the replys. It always makes me feel better chating with people that know exactly what i'm going threw. Potroast, i'm going to start using 5ml of neem per liter of water from now on. Thats what it says on the bottle too. I was slightly hesitant to use a stronger solution so thanks...

If i had 3 or 4 of those "no pest strips" hanging right under the canopy, i could still spray lightly with neem oil a couple more times. Mabye that combination would eradicate the problem. I'm definatly getting some pest strips though. I'm just hesitant to use foggers or strong sprays for fear...

Thank you for the quick reply. I actually have one of those but it's just sitting on the ground. I hung it for awhile but the fans blew it around alot and i never saw much on it. Ok, i just have a few last quick questions for you. 1. How many strips should i get for a 10x12x8 room? (i'll get...

I'm in the home stretch and now i get a spider mite infestation. This really sucks ass. I just have a few questions i haven't found answers too. I'm using neem oil made by GROTEK (100% organic). No webs yet but i could see them crawling on leaves before the last neem spraying. 1. When i...

The pic of you holding that TREE is unreal. I think i'm gonna work on getting some side lighting. :joint: As for the original poster, hate to say it but i think you're pipe dreamin. I doubt most people get a lb. per-plant on their first grow. An oz. per-plant sounds alot more realistic. Then...

No problem. One last thing about the carbon filter. Mine came with a 'flange', (your's probably did to). I couldn't figure out what to do with it at first. To set the filter up properly, the flange goes on the open end of the filter (flat side down).I just attached mine with duct tape. Once...

I saw that thread by mogie, i almost posted in there but figured it was an old thread. I've only been able to see them on the leaves not the buds. I haven't seen any webs either. I need to get down too radio shack and buy one of those magnifiers. I'm heading to mogie's thread.

I also hate to start a new topic about spider mites :roll: but everyone's situation is diffrent and i really need some reassurance right now. :-( I recently got spider mites in the grow. I got neem oil and read everything i could find including the info in the grow faq. I started using it...

There is only one way to use a carbon filter, you suck air through it. The carbon filter needs to be as close to the room ceiling as possible because hot air rises (some people hang them from the ceiling with motorcycle straps but i have mine standing 18' off the ground on a wood frame). The...

ROLF - :clap: Gotta love that name. At least it looks really good. :peace:

I have a 10" Can-Fan (exhaust). Sucker moves air like nobody's business. I also have a 6" inline Can-Fan (intake). Actually, i was thinking about cooling my lights the same way you described (using a 'y' connection to split the air flow and ducting half the intake air over my lights to cool...