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Old 09-05-2017, 12:51 AM #1
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Spraying neem for mites during flowering?

Well looks like i might have some spider mite shit going on. Im not sure what kind it is. We are probably a good 4 weeks into flower already and its starting to stack. Should i avoid spraying neem? i will be using a atomizer/fogger. in recent years we have had a bad bud worm problems. We had a butterfly bush in the yard in previous years. But i cut it down this year. i have been spraying spinosad on quarter moons and bt on full moons, for the cats. I was wondering if spinosad or Bt will have any affect on spider mites? I missed the last quarter moon spray of spinosad cause i found a praying mantis in the garden and didn't want to suffocate the thing with spray. I have SM-90 also, is that bad to spray when plants are starting to stack? and will it actually do anything to the spider mites? Thanks
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1 ounce 70% or greater isopropyl alcohol to one gallon of water. Protect the soil from drips, this stuff destroys roots.

Spray down plants every 2-3 days for 18 days. You're outdoor, the iso will have plenty of ventilation during evaporation. Keep lung exposure to a minimum. You'll be wiping out live mites, webs and possibly eggs. Treat any infestations around the grow as well, mites don't just love cannabis.

Once the breeding cycle is broken, mites are gone. It would take a re-infestation to get things going again.
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Old 09-05-2017, 03:01 AM #3
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Old 09-05-2017, 04:06 AM #4
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Old 09-05-2017, 04:10 AM #5
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Bugs for bugs, I agree.

Predatory mites!
Slow release sachets + quick release shakers
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Old 09-09-2017, 04:37 PM #6
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I've got mites showing up in a plant 2 weeks from harvest. Plan is to use green cleaner for the first time.

My praying mantis have finally all gone away along with my lady bugs.

Did catch this guy grabbing a few yesterday though.
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Old 09-20-2017, 10:52 PM #7
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Had a large infestation of mites outdoors. A closer look revealed a big momma spider and her 1,000 hatchlings. Anything edible that landed on that plant was fucked. After her brood left. She stayed till fall under her leaf.
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Old 09-21-2017, 09:01 PM #8
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I've got mites showing up in a plant 2 weeks from harvest. Plan is to use green cleaner for the first time.

My praying mantis have finally all gone away along with my lady bugs.

Did catch this guy grabbing a few yesterday though.
Green cleaner gave me phytotoxic results. Burned leaves and fried pistils.
I now use Amazing Dr Zymes.
Can spray buds up to day of harvest with no real negative results.
In fact I am spraying this evening and I am two weeks from harvest.
Good luck with the mites
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Interesting. Haven’t experienced that yet.

My kids are great at finding spiders in the house and not killing them. They all get released on the plants
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I did go off and get some green cleaner, gave them a good spray. I did notice some trichs amber quite a bit. Not sure if they got burnt by the application or? Im not gonna bother with anymore sprays. Im about 2 weeks out for most plants. Some have a week. Weather is supposed to get back up to the mid-high 80's Ill probably be chopping after that warm weather. Some will ride it out maybe till the harvest moon on the 5th
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