Eintstein oil issues

I was begining to get spider spites so I got some einstein oil and mixed the lowest recomended amount, 1/2 tsp to a qt of water, I applied it yesterday when I watered and today they were all droopy and look like shit. Has anyone else had any experience with this and can I perk my girls back up somehow? Any advise would be helpfull. Also, I did wash all the leafs with distilled water. Thanx

Have you watered them lately?

Did you use a wetting agent?

Yes I water them everyday.

I used mild dish soap for a wetting agent as that is what the directions say to use.

google ftw

i dunno about teh problem
i alwayz used Genius Oil an never had a problem like that
sp i dont kno what 2 tell u

Einstein Oil is a product with mainly neem oil to horde off the goddam spider mites and many other insects. I have used it several other times with good success. After three days, all my ladies seem to of come back and things are well now, thx.

gud 2 here bud

Genius Oil werks the same 4 me
if u need a lil pick me up 4 ur ladies u mite try Revive

purplehayse said:

Yes I water them everyday.

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Are you sure that's not why their droopy? Do you wait until the soil is dry before watering again, you should not have to water daily... I water every 6 days.

I am using canna coir as my medium and it seems to dry out quite a bit faster than soil and I do water most of my ladies everyday but there are a few that seem to not need as much water and they get watered every 2-3 days.

The oil is fine----next time mix it with some ivory dish soap or spreader sticker as an emulsifier. I mix it with the ivory and cedar oil and spray my plants once a week---zero problems...

gud point

overwatering is #1 problem for most plants

T.H.Cammo said:

What the hell is Einstien Oil? Is it like Tuball Ointment?

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einstein oil is a cold pressed neem oil concoction. Very successful in getting rid of spider mites. I also use it with hydrogen peroxide as a dip before transplanting as an antifungal and miticide. I use coco wet as a wetting agent with it.