Oraganic IPM (Integrated Pest Management)

Looks like Cononotus bryanti. I only know cause of this site but you will have to take a closer look and let me know. This one was found near Tuscon.

http://bugguide.net/node/view/166083

Coolest bug site I have found, just click the general shape and sift.

I have an indoor grow and recently started an IPM after spider mites. I've managed to get them under control and started an IPM of Dr. Bronners peppermint 2ml, neem oil 5ml, 1 litre luke warm water. Spraying once/week. Can anyone comment on this recipe/effectiveness?

Chef420 said:

I have an indoor grow and recently started an IPM after spider mites. I've managed to get them under control and started an IPM of Dr. Bronners peppermint 2ml, neem oil 5ml, 1 litre luke warm water. Spraying once/week. Can anyone comment on this recipe/effectiveness?

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They like it hot and dry. If there are any at all they can get out of control in the drying area. The whole grow room should be vacuumed and sprayed when the plants are sprayed because the eggs will hatch . They are hard to get rid of but if you don't see any under the scope what you're doing is working. They're also easy to pick up outside and brought in. good luck.