Spidermites ? PLEASE HELP Quick
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dbkick
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Yo my eyesight man, I need real high quality photos to tell much anymore
mr.smileyface
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Nope. I grew for two years and swear by the stuff. Pests were a thing of the past.
I even burn sulpher when the lights are off to help with pest and prevent PM.
Its the strongest safe stuff.
dbkick
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Do you really find azamax that good as a systemic? there are better.
U talking to me ??? I don't know either, I'm know thinking more of a ph issue. Im gonna start trying to get the ph closer to 5.5 when I do a rez change then it can rise in the low 6 range.
Like I said I think I seen a couple of mites, however I sprayed the plant (mostly bottom leaves) with azamax very well.
Like I said I think I seen a couple of mites, however I sprayed the plant (mostly bottom leaves) with azamax very well.
inked4life11
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AVID is the way to go. during veg that is.mighty wash during flower i must try even if i dont have em i still take pre cautions 
smokebomb1
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AVID the best on the market. 2 ml per gal early vege and 1 ml per gal just before bloom. This stuff is geared toward mites and you will never see them again. Also use gnatrol once if using soil or coco, takes care of gnats for good.
Fresh 2 De@th
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if you're familiar with the farm check for Capulator and his bennies. everyone has had some type of success using them for many different problems, including the one you have now.
here's the link to the bennies, they're very inexpensive compared to the rest. http://www.ebay.com/itm/230761890387?var=&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
here's the link to the bennies, they're very inexpensive compared to the rest. http://www.ebay.com/itm/230761890387?var=&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Some of you are almost correct. The life cycle to lay eggs once hatched is about 4-5 days so you must re-spray several times to eliminate them. Or use a rosemary based spray or bomb to kill the eggs like sns 217. You WILL reinfest the room as you did to infect it to begin with. Most folks walk into and out of their rooms willy-nilly w/o any precaution agaisnt mites etc!!Change clothes washup!! Using predator bugs like lady bugs worksest before serious problems start, they will keep it managable but won't eliminate their food source. OSH carrys em. Praying mantis etc. wipe the bottoms of your leaVES TO RID BOTH EGGS AND ADULTS Safers soap works well for that. Prevention is key. Good air circulation and not bringing in non quarantined clones or plants. Inspect regularly the undersides and get osc fans going. Good Luck!!
Clown Baby
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you can go the natural route and get some predators. ladybugs or preying mantis eggs are readily available.
You can also spray with neem oil, azamax, dr doom, or numerout other products. If you're cheap, you can also spray with a solution of water and dish soap.
You can also spray with neem oil, azamax, dr doom, or numerout other products. If you're cheap, you can also spray with a solution of water and dish soap.
While using preds is a great choice over chemical warfare LBs will only hold the line and not eliminate the enemy. If you have enough to be seen with the naked eye it's too late, best used before an attack. Praying mantis eat lots of insect invaders but aren't on my list as the 2nd to use pirate bugs or predator mites are, expensive but you can find preds in a fridge at OSh stores if needed LB's are cheap there I release a tub every time I switch to bloom.