Nullis
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Not where my health and the health of others is concerned. That stuff is specifically labeled not good even for regular household use.
The other things I mentioned will kill them. Insecticidal soap, Spinosad, Pyrethrin w/ pbo, Organicide. I've never tried Azamax. Whatever you use re-apply at 5-7 day intervals and spray all plant parts (or primarily just leaf if later in bloom). Be sure to clean the grow area to the best of your ability, as in remove everything if possible and basically sterilize the room, equipment, etc. and surrounding areas. If it isn't possible to start over again, spray your plants and leave them in a tub or something if possible (overnight). Clean every piece of equipment you can, scrub the grow room with bleach or disinfectant. Let the space dry and air out over night. Rinse the plants off the next day, really well (use a pump sprayer these are available for $10-20). Put them into your clean grow room.
Then make sure you spray again in 5-7 days, whether you see them or not. Keep that up for another 2-3 weeks. Again if you're very far into bloom them the most you really can do is remove the worst leaves and discard them; target the other leaves that may have some mites or eggs. Harvest as soon as you can and perform the aforementioned protocol on the room and any younger plants. Use Dr. B's peppermint soap preemptively on a weekly basis on plants thru the first half of bloom. Then all you can do if you have them really bad where you live is try to battle them outside (with beneficial insects) of where you live and\or make sure your grow room is totally sealed, no pets allowed, always take a shower and put on new clothes before entering the grow room, etc.
The other things I mentioned will kill them. Insecticidal soap, Spinosad, Pyrethrin w/ pbo, Organicide. I've never tried Azamax. Whatever you use re-apply at 5-7 day intervals and spray all plant parts (or primarily just leaf if later in bloom). Be sure to clean the grow area to the best of your ability, as in remove everything if possible and basically sterilize the room, equipment, etc. and surrounding areas. If it isn't possible to start over again, spray your plants and leave them in a tub or something if possible (overnight). Clean every piece of equipment you can, scrub the grow room with bleach or disinfectant. Let the space dry and air out over night. Rinse the plants off the next day, really well (use a pump sprayer these are available for $10-20). Put them into your clean grow room.
Then make sure you spray again in 5-7 days, whether you see them or not. Keep that up for another 2-3 weeks. Again if you're very far into bloom them the most you really can do is remove the worst leaves and discard them; target the other leaves that may have some mites or eggs. Harvest as soon as you can and perform the aforementioned protocol on the room and any younger plants. Use Dr. B's peppermint soap preemptively on a weekly basis on plants thru the first half of bloom. Then all you can do if you have them really bad where you live is try to battle them outside (with beneficial insects) of where you live and\or make sure your grow room is totally sealed, no pets allowed, always take a shower and put on new clothes before entering the grow room, etc.
