Was there any damage, and where did you find them ?, reason being is not all mites are bad, but definitely look into what you have.
myself i know i have mites in my soil (little red ones), but they are the beneficial ones that feed on trips, fungus gnats, and spider mites, how they got there who knows (probably from the outside as i live in an agricultural zone), but i haven't had a problems with any of the other bugs in a good year
Just tossed all clones and plants. I bleached the pots and soaked in hot water. I also sprayed the cab floor with bleach and soaked it for a few minutes. Then I wiped down everything.
When I got back to see if this mornings extermination worked, they were all under the mk pot and roaming around the cab. Where do they generally lay eggs and how often do they hatch? My white widow fem seeds should be here this week but I don't want to plant them too early.
Thanks so much for your help.
-Source-Life Cycle: In the northern United States, green peach aphids overwinter as eggs, but in the Southeast, no eggs are laid. Instead, female aphids give birth to young females during the growing season. The reproductive capacity of green peach aphids has been described as "fantastic." High reproductive rates- and resistance to pesticides make the green peach aphid a formidable pest in the greenhouse. Up to 30 generations per year may take place in this pest's southernmost range.