Retaining humidity and moisture is a good way to get rid of spider mites. This can be accomplished in several ways. If you’re tending potted plants, keeping your pots over a platter of water will help keep immediate moisture levels up. If you’re tending to garden plants, you may want to consider putting in peat moss to fill the gaps between plants. Of course, the best way to keep humidity and moisture levels high is to bring your plants indoors where they can be misted with very cold water on a regular basis (2-3 times a day). The same treatment can be done to outdoor plants with firm but careful sprayings to help drown the mites and remove them from the plants. This is Working for me no more mites.
The plants in this thread,,,,have been DEAD for 3 YEARS!
I sure as hell, don't want high RH in my grow rooms! You think mites are bad? Shee-it! Wait till you deal with PM from the high RH....
Now as far as that getting rid of mites
Leave the dead threads buried.
Like Rick and the others don't have enough to do......Now they have another walking dead thread to kill.....
