10th grow,1st time spidemites...One plants infected will they spread to other +rep
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upthearsenal
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isolate it, and try and save it. otherwise it's not worth keeping around.. fox farm's don't bug me is great
DocDoom85
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rep was given to both of you guys..........Do you guys think it could wait a week so i can give it one more good chem dosage for fatness......Is my whole grow room infected whats the risk of new plants getting infected...Should i sparay room with water rubbing alchoal...the plant is healthy the bugs are black and theres little webs under nodes
THT
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I like that you remember the number of times you have grown herb 
Isolate your infected plants! Use a 1:1 mix of water and as pure as you can get alcohol. Grain alcohol works, try to get as close to pure if you can. Spray each plant focusing on the bottoms of the leaves where spider mites tend to hang out.
I have read that a high humidity for several days along with frequent misting can actually "drown" the mites.
If all else fails, time to fog the room.
Isolate your infected plants! Use a 1:1 mix of water and as pure as you can get alcohol. Grain alcohol works, try to get as close to pure if you can. Spray each plant focusing on the bottoms of the leaves where spider mites tend to hang out.
I have read that a high humidity for several days along with frequent misting can actually "drown" the mites.
If all else fails, time to fog the room.
Serapis
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High humidity will cause em to pop like balloons. Also, when spraying, you'll need to hit the entire underside of the plant, every leaf. You'll also need to sterilize the grow room and fog it before starting another crop. Spider mites are a bitch. It's why I never use un-sterilized or cheap soils.I like that you remember the number of times you have grown herb
Isolate your infected plants! Use a 1:1 mix of water and as pure as you can get alcohol. Grain alcohol works, try to get as close to pure if you can. Spray each plant focusing on the bottoms of the leaves where spider mites tend to hang out.
I have read that a high humidity for several days along with frequent misting can actually "drown" the mites.
If all else fails, time to fog the room.