I believe there is pyrethrin in it which has short half life. It was commonly used up to harvest before ingredients were disclosed. But I think two weeks is long enough but going from memory.
It does
but, at amounts so low it's not required by federal law to list it in the ingr.
At that
ultra low amount. The pyrethrin is acting like a "repellent" and it makes the mites leave. Not even enough pyrethrin in the MW to kill!
In outdoor use. Pyrethrins exposed to the light and air. Only last about 24-36 hrs. If you have intense indoor lighting - Maybe 48.....
Nuke em is rather suspect in my book. They refuse to list the ingr. at their site and none are given for the MSDS - "Trade secret"
You have to get a wetting agent for it to work. This is fun.....
I do have to look at this stuff harder.
@vinny2times
NOW THEN.
You need to look to sanitize everything in that grow after you harvest. 1:9 bleach solution and spray down every surface - on - under - containers - ceilings -
EVERYTHING! Now drop a bug bomb - Dr Dooms or even a bomb for fleas and tick's used for the house - same damn thing as Dooms bomb!
Make a real weak pyrethrin mix and spray every crack and around any door or window......Like I said earlier. This makes a good repellent. I respray monthly but, you can as much as you want.
I have not had mites in years - Good luck.