new spidermite killer
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Y'all need to look up Rife Technologies...
http://www.rifetechnologies.com/
This is the pseudoscience, not Tesla.
http://www.rifetechnologies.com/
This is the pseudoscience, not Tesla.
just picked up some mighty wash this afternoon. i have what i would call a very mild spider mite problem. no webbing or anything like that thank god. ive tried neem first to no avail. second i tried foliar spraying w/ azatrol, also to no avail. my shop has carried this mighty wash, power wash and pm wash for some time now but i thought (and hoped) i would never need it. well the time has come where i do need it. im going to start my first application this evening and will re-applicate again in 5 days or so. ill let everyone know exactly how well i think this product works compared to what ive tried before. my guy at the shop said he has never used anything that compares to mighty wash and i really respect what this guy says. wish me luck ! !
Hi farmdalefurr , could be interesting to keep a couple of plants seperate and spray them in the same way with ordinary water and a dash of detergent or wetting agent as a control , i doubt there will be any difference.
Am guessing the active ingredient is a common surfactant used in the food industry rather than any electrical chicanery , cost to replicate pence per gallon.
Am guessing the active ingredient is a common surfactant used in the food industry rather than any electrical chicanery , cost to replicate pence per gallon.
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cheesey
after 3 sprays with this my mite problem has gone . i spent over 1 hour checking my 4 plants and didnt see any or eggs . thanks for the heads up
if you use the tobacco infusion idea, boil the water for some time after soaking with the tobacco to kill any plant viruses.
the trick to any mite treatment is a good schedule and sticking to it
the trick to any mite treatment is a good schedule and sticking to it
well i sprayed all of my plants down yesterday evening. i started by just taking a few leaves off here and there and spraying them individually to see how the mites would react. ill have to say that it sure stops them in their tracks. they pretty much instantly stop moving once being sprayed. after testing those leaves i sprayed every plant, top to bottom, top and bottom of leaves. today i checked on everyone and i couldnt find one spider mite that survived the onslaught. ill spray again in 4 days just to be 100% sure everything is taken care of. ill check for anymore signs of mites in the next few days until the re-ap and let yall know whats goin on. 
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cheesey
well i sprayed all of my plants down yesterday evening. i started by just taking a few leaves off here and there and spraying them individually to see how the mites would react. ill have to say that it sure stops them in their tracks. they pretty much instantly stop moving once being sprayed. after testing those leaves i sprayed every plant, top to bottom, top and bottom of leaves. today i checked on everyone and i couldnt find one spider mite that survived the onslaught. ill spray again in 4 days just to be 100% sure everything is taken care of. ill check for anymore signs of mites in the next few days until the re-ap and let yall know whats goin on.
u did the same thing as me i should of took some snaps . i picked off a leaf what had 2 mites on it and sprayed the mites moved for around 1 min then stopped dead.
One of my ladies tried soap and water prior to using Mitywash. Comparasion? Clean mites vs dead. Ur call on Chicanery..
most of the horticultural world feels this is not a hard pest to beat, and yes soap and water works if you stick to a good schedule.
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edgey
it may not be a hard problem to beat for most of the horticultural world but its a bitch for me to get rid of the little shits !
new spidermite killer
have you done the following?
1)positive ID
2)determine length of egg-nymph-laying adult cycle
3)schedule your spray at a shorter interval than the life cycle is long. in summer heat this can be every 2-3 days
4)keep up with the schedule for 2-3 applications after all mites are gone
5) being mindful of mold, remember that mites hate damp or wet conditions, so plain water added every second day to your schedule can help.
have you done the following?
1)positive ID
2)determine length of egg-nymph-laying adult cycle
3)schedule your spray at a shorter interval than the life cycle is long. in summer heat this can be every 2-3 days
4)keep up with the schedule for 2-3 applications after all mites are gone
5) being mindful of mold, remember that mites hate damp or wet conditions, so plain water added every second day to your schedule can help.
E
edgey
i get rid but they always seem to return in 6 months or so, imo once you get mites its a never ending battle keeping them from returning unless you have the type of enviroment where you can totally discinfect everything over and over which isn't so easy in lofts/bedrooms
there is a reason there known as the borg
there is a reason there known as the borg
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edgey
thats good news m8 , with that and cheesey's reccomendation i think i'll give it a try.....its all in the results
edgey
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chefro420
Looking at the labels , its 99.999% water and .001% inert ingredients .
Im gonna start dipping my balls in the bath tub , then bottling it up !
Super testicle mite killing power!
Cool it works though !
Im gonna start dipping my balls in the bath tub , then bottling it up !
Super testicle mite killing power!Cool it works though !
Looking at the labels , its 99.999% water and .001% inert ingredients .
Im gonna start dipping my balls in the bath tub , then bottling it up !
Cool it works though !
Maybe hav the missus?? Gurls bathwater sells better IMHO. No testicle juice in my flower rooms either
It can add a bit of weight to the branches. Especially if you have webs.So stake accordingly first IME. and I do not care if it is Hairy Nut Juice cause it works.
well i sprayed all of my plants down yesterday evening. i started by just taking a few leaves off here and there and spraying them individually to see how the mites would react. ill have to say that it sure stops them in their tracks. they pretty much instantly stop moving once being sprayed. after testing those leaves i sprayed every plant, top to bottom, top and bottom of leaves. today i checked on everyone and i couldnt find one spider mite that survived the onslaught. ill spray again in 4 days just to be 100% sure everything is taken care of. ill check for anymore signs of mites in the next few days until the re-ap and let yall know whats goin on.
great news mate, just had mites myself. have sprayed with some stuff called dynamite, and plant vitality plus. seem to have worked, but will defo try the mighty wash out if this don't do the job.
