[Hydro-Soil]

In case you guys couldn't read between the lines in my previous post.....

Using Azatrol or Azamax in a soil drench or in your res turns every plant in your garden into a mite population control device. Any mite biting it becomes unable to eat and breed, reducing the rate of the population explosion.

Totally organic and gone in 30 days... taste included. (Edit: Additional testing has found that 60 days is necessary for azatrol/azamax and maybe even neem 'sensitive' folks. ONLY use it the first day of flower... if you're going to use it in flower.)

None of these other labor intensive or chemical intensive methods of control are necessary.

Give yourself a break... take advantage of the knowledge in front of you.... LOL


Stay Safe!

[PoopyTeaBags]

im doing mighty wash mixed with forbid 3 days later mighty wash and flora mite 3 days later mighty wash and avid.... they are in the mitten for sure lol i threw out all my moms...


also sulfur for some reason kills these things too.. you can buy safer fungicide its liquid sulfer.

fucking russet mites. Wipe it ALL out. start over. bummer....

[PoopyTeaBags]

i was lucky enought to have everything backed up in clones that were easily treated.... they are fucking devastating.

[Maj.PotHead]

Originally Posted by Hydro-Soil

In case you guys couldn't read between the lines in my previous post.....

Using Azatrol or Azamax in a soil drench or in your res turns every plant in your garden into a mite population control device. Any mite biting it becomes unable to eat and breed, reducing the rate of the population explosion.

Totally organic and gone in 30 days... taste included.

None of these other labor intensive or chemical intensive methods of control are necessary.

Give yourself a break... take advantage of the knowledge in front of you.... LOL


Stay Safe!

very solid advice given by the brotha i had a small battle with the borg this yr. came to me also on KKSC cuts used

neem and spinosad w/not much luck broke out the hot shot no pest pest strip and bought some Azamax. fight over if they are allowed to become established in the garden the fight may take longer. i started preventive messures when the cuts came home

[Hydro-Soil]

Originally Posted by Maj.PotHead

if they are allowed to become established in the garden the fight may take longer. i started preventive messures when the cuts came home

Bang! Preventative measures! That's the ticket!

Moved to Colorado... borg central. Never had mites before but started Azatrol as a regimen... Easily controlled every rider that came into my veg area, never had a problem. So called "resistant" mites on a few occasions. LOL

Spent PLENTY of time helping other growers try to control infestations that had gotten out of hand. Those that didn't listen to my advice still have "Resistant" mites. Hah!

[rmccinc719]

i had a battle with the borg last year that was killing me. i used a one time combo of floramite and tetrasan and have never had them again. not recomended to use once flowers start to show. 11 rounds later and still no mites

[MIway]

Originally Posted by Third Coast

Luckily these are still in the veg room. Yep came in on a clone, the SC.

go ahead & toss em... i got u'r back... but a total nuke should take care of em for ya.

[Hash Zeppelin]

I deal with so much borg they probably think I'm some weird angry deity. Just generations with stories about the great Neem Death Storm

[RetroGrow]

Damn! Just discovered this has been the problem with my plants for 3 fookin years.Posted pictures here several times. It's even in my album, but no one figured it out. Bought a microscope today and there they were! I'm only seeing eggs, but that solves the mystery! When I think of the heartache this caused me I wanna cry. Tomorrow, it's vengeance! I am so happy right now that the "mystery" is solved. I actually flushed my 4SDs and SD IBLs last week because of these fookers! Damn!!!!!!!