ECOSMART said it was organic now clones are dying please help

I went and bought ecosmart insect killer which said it was harmless to plants and could be used without hurting them i sprayed very little on my clones and a shit ton in the soil of my 2 bluemoon shine plants which are in their 5th week of flowering. came back into the room an hour or so later to find my clones yellow and wiltered leaves all facing down looking like death. will this happen to my big guys??? please help

after i saw them turn yellow i sprayed the leaves down with water to try and flush the pest killer off of them and they are in the dark right now they were exsposed to the light for an hour after treatment and the 2 big plants seem to have no affect as of now do u think it will soak into the soil and distroy roots?? idk what to do 3 of the clones were 2 weeks from flowering and were growing just fine untill i sprayed them with ecosmart

im growing inside my closet with a 400watt hps, exhaust fan, an oscillating fan, and a window unit ac with duct running under the door to the fan. 2 bluemoon shine 5 weeks into flowering will the stuff kill the root system only sprayed the soil on the big ones my 6 other clones all look dead or in the processes of dying i immedately sprayed the leaves with water to try and flush it off but seems like no luck sprayed them around 10 oclock nothing has changed my biggest clone has a few leaves that are pointing down from it but it looks like it might pull through others are deathly looking brownish yellow colored when they were doing awesome earlier today before the ecosmart was sprayed on them. my humidity stays from 40-55 temps go from 78 to 88( in south florida) im not home during the day so it might get a little cooler but when i go in just after the light is on it says 78 and by the light it gets to be 88 someone please help this isnt my first grow but it is my first indoor grow. i thought the gnats were killing my crop which is why i sprayed them in fear of killing the plants i went "eco friendly" some product smfh really frustrated all help appreciated

is it the ecosmart organic garden spray?

yea it says ecofriendly right on it says for homes and gardens safe around humans and pets

you said you sprayed a shit ton maybe you burnt em up with the lights on and to strong of spray.

clones got barley any just one nice spray and the leaves on them are pointing down and brownish yellow colored the big guys seem to have taken no affect to it yet i sprayed the soil of the 2 in flowering reallllly well and watered them. you think this will effect my root system? looking to harvest these guys in a month

i dont know i use azamax for gnats, but the yellowish brown your talking about sounds like the mix was to strong for the clone. and you said they did that within the hour so it really sounds like it was way to strong maybe?

yea thats what im thinking im hoping the water will flush them and maybe in a few days they will be some what normal? any ideas should i cut dead leaves off or let them take its course? also do u think the bigger plants will be effected??

i would flush the living hell out of the bigger plants in your untill u see a normal color runoff out the bottom of your bucketts.

only problem is i have colorbust npk (15-30-15) that i put in last night and every watering they recieve more nutrients im afraid if i flush the big ones they will have too much nutes and start to get nutrients burn, any idea what to do with clones? let them die or any way to revive them?

can anyone give me some advice lol clones arent dead but very close to it im watering them heavy and spraying the leaves often to hopefully help them survive. i also had 2 seeds the poped out of the soil and had 2 very small leaves on them which are both laying in the soil what can i do?

EcoSmart can harm plants. Beware. Speaking from personal experience of spritzing with plain water, spraying down with EcoSmart, then power washing with plain water in a pump sprayer. It still hurt them terribly. Beware EcoSmart!

don't spray pesticides on flowering plants