hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Does he the red mite or the 2spot
The red one a mother fucker
The red one a mother fucker
My Mites Wont Die
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hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Whatever floats your boat haha
That you will, plants included, if you apply like that. You're only supposed to apply once every 30 days and with only one product.
No experience with Avid, but I alternate Forbid and Floramite when necessary. Using the Forbid correctly, like following the directions, I've never needed a repeat application. Never. 4-5 DROPS/qt of water is a max strength solution for the Forbid.
Here is where I get it: www.avidgardenpro.com
Good guy to do business with. Get the FORBID first, but you really need 2 or all three to alternate treatments to keep the mites from building up a resistance. Do not over apply or use more often than you should. That's the quickest way to get resistant mites.
Hmmmm that site isn't working. You can also search ebay for Forbid, Floramite, or Avid. All are stupid expensive, but a 1/4-1/2 oz of the Forbid or Floramite is all you need for a loooong time and is ~$20.
Wet
I had the effing spider mites about 2 weeks before harvest. Drenched the plants with Mighty Wash from underneath and from the top, just soaked them. Mites disappeared and did not return and my harvest was clean.
I don't know or care how it works, there are few products you would want to use so soon before harvesting.
I don't know or care how it works, there are few products you would want to use so soon before harvesting.
axionjaxson
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axionjaxson
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i happened to find a faded but unopened bottle today.
shrigpiece
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Harka mectin £6. PIGEON MITICIDE. cheap and cleared mine up. 2 drops per litre. reapply a couple of times
slayer6669
New Member
avid works great
Use Liquid LadyBug This shit works wunders. You can even smoke it and it will not hurt you.
www.liquidladybug.com
www.liquidladybug.com
Nunchukawaria
Active Member
Spiders are great too.
MrGhettoGrower
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Getta small nuclear bomb~
ganjagoddess
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MIGHTY WASH OR AVID,. the only stuff I have ever seen kill mites besides a lady bug and my finger.
AZAMAX IS CRAP, AZATROL IS DECENT BUT NOT ABLE TO KILL ONLY HOLD BACK UNLESS PRAYED EVERY OTHER DAY FOR 4-7 MONTHS MIN @ 1flZO per gallon per 64sq ft.
AZAMAX IS CRAP, AZATROL IS DECENT BUT NOT ABLE TO KILL ONLY HOLD BACK UNLESS PRAYED EVERY OTHER DAY FOR 4-7 MONTHS MIN @ 1flZO per gallon per 64sq ft.
axionjaxson
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i had a pretty bad mite infestation and when i went to get azamax i ended up buying BIONEEM by Safer. i mixed it up per the directions on the bottle ( 3 oz a gal) and i sprayed my vegging plants right before lights out topside and under leaves , all over the floor and all over the containers , basically all over everything in my garage everyother day for the last two weeks of veg and just to be really sure i did it everynight before lights out the first two weeks of 12\12. i mean i sprayed everything REALLY good . I did not have any kind of leaf burn or any kind of adverse effects , in fact i think they enjoyed it . I made sure to spray everything , even the lampcord and ballast . I am on day 34 of flower. Took this on day 31.
havnt seen a mite in over a month
havnt seen a mite in over a month
ganjagoddess
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Mites go into HYBERNATION with less than 16 hours of light a day... Most likely you still have them and dont even know....
Alot of people who get them in veg, then TREAT... then flower... they go away, but there just waiting....
Alot of people who get them in veg, then TREAT... then flower... they go away, but there just waiting....
crazyhazey
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try to spray the bottoms of your leaves as much as possible, canola oil spray will help but try to keep it away from flowers if you can.
axionjaxson
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normally i would agree and with any other product i would normally agree , but i check everyday for eggs or mites and there is absolutely none , the only way to rid yourself of them is to spray spray spray.
axionjaxson
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with safers Bioneem.